- Distant Dream > Point of View
The dense melody of a guitar, with a clever use of delay and reverb. A sound that seems to come from afar, shy and gentle, only to be reached by the grandeur of a rhythm section that raises the bar. The wonderful solo by guest Jake Howsan Lowe, the compact and tight drumming… Ladies and …
- Of The Vine > Left Alone
There are albums that convey the feeling of being huge from the first seconds of the first song. I listen to a lot of post-rock records and I love that sensation of sensory rapture that derives from it, yet in recent times I don’t remember an album that completely got me hooked after the first …
- iiah > Terra
I have always been particularly fascinated by space and astronomy. I find it to be one of the most evocative topics to focus on: I think it is an innate desire of our mind to understand the deep nature of what surrounds us. In this quarantine period, where the space around us is destined to …
- Lumiel > Initiate
LUMIEL are a new instrumental post-progressive band from Algonquin, Illinois. Their debut EP “Initiates” was released in November. In the artwork we find a torch that in addition to being very beautiful aesthetically refers to what they want to express with their music: they claim to want to let out the shadow of our subconscious …
- Glories > Distant After
Post-rock is a constantly expanding universe: an increasing number of bands emerge from time to time, often with good ideas, learning from the lessons of the older ones and becoming great themselves. Some sounds are now a must for anyone who appreciates the genre and the choice in this sense is increasingly wide. Some bands …
- kokomo > Totem Youth
Totem Youth is the fifth album of the German instrumental post-rock band Kokomo. I was so looking forward to it after Monochrome Noise Love, but I frankly had no idea that I would find myself listening to such a compact and solemnly devastating record. This is an almost dichotomous work that manages to convey a …
The dense melody of a guitar, with a clever use of delay and reverb. A sound that seems to come from afar, shy and gentle, only to be reached by the grandeur of a rhythm section that raises the bar. The wonderful solo by guest Jake Howsan Lowe, the compact and tight drumming… Ladies and …
There are albums that convey the feeling of being huge from the first seconds of the first song. I listen to a lot of post-rock records and I love that sensation of sensory rapture that derives from it, yet in recent times I don’t remember an album that completely got me hooked after the first …
I have always been particularly fascinated by space and astronomy. I find it to be one of the most evocative topics to focus on: I think it is an innate desire of our mind to understand the deep nature of what surrounds us. In this quarantine period, where the space around us is destined to …
LUMIEL are a new instrumental post-progressive band from Algonquin, Illinois. Their debut EP “Initiates” was released in November. In the artwork we find a torch that in addition to being very beautiful aesthetically refers to what they want to express with their music: they claim to want to let out the shadow of our subconscious …
Post-rock is a constantly expanding universe: an increasing number of bands emerge from time to time, often with good ideas, learning from the lessons of the older ones and becoming great themselves. Some sounds are now a must for anyone who appreciates the genre and the choice in this sense is increasingly wide. Some bands …
Totem Youth is the fifth album of the German instrumental post-rock band Kokomo. I was so looking forward to it after Monochrome Noise Love, but I frankly had no idea that I would find myself listening to such a compact and solemnly devastating record. This is an almost dichotomous work that manages to convey a …