Review: SubLunar – A Random Moment of Stillness
Now all we need is a band called SuperLunar to complete the trifecta.
Review: Capitan – Facing Currents
Discovering one’s true self on the waves of post-metal.
Review: Bruit ≤ – The Age of Ephemerality
This is the perfect post-rock album.
Review: Karg – Marodeur
Emotional repetition isn’t failure; it’s persistence!
Review: Oak – The Third Sleep
Prog you can bring home to meet your parents?
Review: foot foot – still waters, empty house
Someone ask Quentin Tarantino if he wants an indie prog band for his next film’s soundtrack.
Review: Maruja – Tír na nÓg
Am I so out of touch? No, it’s the children who are wrong.
Review: Nishaiar – Enat Meret
Shamanic wisdom from a realm of boundless energy
Review: Body Meπa – Prayer in Dub
Aesthetics, schmaesthetics. Songwriting, schmongwriting. Consonance, schmonsonance. Who needs em, anyway?
Review: Toby Driver – Raven, I Know That You Can Give Me Anything
The raven refused to sing for Steven Wilson, yet they’ll give Toby Driver *anything*? Sounds like a double standard to me.