Review: God Is An Astronaut ‘Embers’
2005 was the year that I began my obsessive absorption of music. It started with nu-metal a year or two
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Post-Rock
Review: A Swarm Of The Sun ‘An Empire’
I recently read a piece by Doctor of Audiology Sol Marghzar discussing the effects of sound on human emotion. Without
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Review: And So I Watch You From Afar ‘Megafauna’
Northern Irish instrumental post-rock outfit And So I Watch You From Afar have been steadily releasing albums and consistently winning
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Review: Oh Hiroshima ‘All Things Shining’
The effects of music on the brain and why it can cause such a passionate response is a question that
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Review: Pijn ‘From Low Beams Of Hope’
Pijn are one of those bands I’ve always skirted around the edges of and never really sat down and paid
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Review: Bossk ‘.4’
Storytime: back in 2017, I dragged my then-partner to a Russian Circles show in a hipstery part of London I
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Review: Mono ‘Oath’
Life, it’s a journey we all face, and for some of us, we will be lucky enough to fill it
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Review: Midas Fall ‘Cold Waves Divide Us’
Six years ago, in 2018, one of my favourite bands on the whole planet released the phenomenally wonderful album Evaporate,
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Review: Thot ‘Delta’
Belgium’s enigmatic, industrial post-rock collective Thot are as sonically hard to define as their evolving line-up. Founded by the ‘group
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Review: sleepmakeswaves ‘It’s Here, But I Have No Names For It’
I would not recommend listening to It’s Here, But I Have No Names For It while at work, especially if
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Review: Monkey3 ‘Welcome To The Machine’
Having put an impressive twenty years into soaring instrumental weaves and mountains, Switzerland’s Monkey3 have returned with their seventh full-length,
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