Anathema – “The Optimist”
Anathema releases an album that inverts their normal style to spectacular results.
Tag Archives: post-rock
Hibernal – “The Dark of the City”
Hibernal releases what could be their most immersive album yet.
Ealadha and Burak Ozmucur
My review for two new EPs that deserve your notice.
Maschine – “Naturalis”
Maschine outdoes their debut with an exquisite second album.
Old Fire – “Songs from the Haunted South”
Old Fire debuts with a chilling flow of emotions.
Dream the Electric Sleep – “Beneath the Dark Wide Sky”
DTES releases an album with magnificent moments, but at the cost of personality.
We Are Kin – “…and I know…”
We Are Kin releases an album of seamless genre transitions.
Astronoid – “Air”
An album of soaring falsetto melodies over intense blast beats, Astronoid’s debut is somehow as well composed as it is unique.
Colin Stetson – “Sorrow”
Stetson’s latest endeavour sees him reimagine a 20th Century symphony with post-rock and ambient influences.
Long Distance Calling – “Trips”
The recent addition of vocals to Long Distance Calling’s sound still doesn’t seem to be able to plug an apparent gap in identity.
The PROG Mind 