The knotted gloom of The Twilight Sad’s post-punk is still deeply arresting, seven years since their last album.
Tag: post-rock
In this Review Round-Up, a step back from Blanket still proves pretty decent, alongside more good stuff from Rifle and The Just Joans.
Coheed And Cambria return to the UK for a full headline tour, and a showcase of why, after three decades, they’re still among modern prog’s key players.
As one of the most unique bands around, Public Service Broadcasting arrive in Liverpool for the one-of-a-kind show that only they could drum up.
In this Review Round-Up, strong punk and alt-rock come from Chubby And The Gang and Mouth Culture respectively, alongside another screamo winner from envy, and a flawed by fun new album from ARXX.
For as topsy-turvy as it can be, And So I Watch You From Afar’s new album continues to deliver an electrifying post-rock experience.
In this Review Round-Up, the grand return of Pijn takes the top spot, followed by emotional hardcore from top talent in Love Letter, and a pair of super-strong breakout EPs from beccs and Terminals.
In this Review Round-Up, shoegaze and atmospherics find respective plateaus and peaks from DIIV and Graywave, broken up by a solid metalcore effort from Defects.
Free in genre and its own sense of tone, VIRTA’s new album dips into post-rock and electroacoustic timbres for a real treat.
The breadth and beauty of Nordic post-rock is on full display on Spurv’s new album, held even higher by its own exploration and decadence.