Review: Kazea ‘I. Ancestral’
Somewhat like the phoenix rising from the ashes, back in 2023 Jonas Mattsson and Rasmus Lindbolm spewed forth from the
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Post-Rock
Review: Telepathy ‘Transmissions’
Looking back over my time with British-based post-rock quartet Telepathy, it seems more than a little surreal. The week after
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Review: SOM ‘Let The Light In’
Comprising of current and former members of Junius, Caspian, and Constants, North American post-rock/metal act SOM have spent their eight
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Review: you, infinite ‘you, infinite’
To understand the psyche of you, infinite, the debuting act from Texan natives Jeremy Galindo and Raymond Brown, you first
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Review: Daxma ‘There Will Come Tomorrow’
Daxma‘s Ruins Upon Ruins was released in 2019 as part of the first PostWax series on Blues Funeral. That was
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Review: Hanry ‘Disruption’ EP
As the temperature in the UK comes down with the decorations and gone are the bright lights shining in the
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Review: Monteceneri ‘Due’ EP
The allure of post-rock bands has captivated me for many years, drawing me in with their mesmerising instrumental compositions that
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Review: Beneath A Steel Sky ‘Cleave’
There is something that feels somewhat familiar about Beneath A Steel Sky. Possibly it’s proximity to Hundred Year Old Man
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Review: Klone ‘The Unseen’
On paper French art-rockers Klone have slowly evolved since 1999, but their genesis began some years earlier in 1995 when
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Review: Orbiter ‘Distorted Folklore’
The city of Gainesville has an active music scene that has produced Tom Petty, Stephen Stills, Bernie Leadon, Don Felder,
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Review: ALAN+ ‘S.A.L.I.G.I.A. Le 7 vie del vizio’
‘The universe breathes. Like an infinite diaphragm that swells and contracts, the universe has a name. And a sound. There
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