Tag: Post Rock
Neon Black Dreams – ‘Paradise Lost’ – a melancholic ballad that provides hope even in the darkest of times
Paradise Lost is the fifth single from Neon Black Dreams. After JJ was taken away at the end of Eternity, Yara is left to contemplate [Read More…]
The Low Highs – “Shoreline” & “Don’t You Ever” – structured around excellent chord progressions
Justin Osburn & Bobby Nil, were born and raised in Memphis, TN, and currently reside in south Florida. Both long time musicians, metaphysicians, philanthropists and [Read More…]
Fiveighthirteen – “history doesn’t repeat, but it does rhyme” radiates warmth
The psychedelic post-rock band Fiveighthirteen is made up of Mike Effenberger (keyboards, synthesizer, and piano), Nick Phaneuf (electric guitar, bass, and samples) and Mike Walsh [Read More…]
StereoBird – “Illuminated” loops into a gigantic wave of sound
StereoBird is a Brooklyn-based art-rock instrumental band who released their latest single “Illuminated” on the 31st of December. Their last two singles have both been [Read More…]
Wolf & Key – “Drift” and “Great Void” have an inexhaustible source of ideas and energy
Wolf & Key are a post rock band from northern New Jersey. Currently they have released two singles “Drift” and “Great Void”, while they work [Read More…]
Shakyra K. Sanders – “Ambient Beast” explores expansive soundscapes
Listening to Shakyra K. Sanders new album “Ambient Beast” is like opening a magic box. The gentle but sharp sound of the electric guitar, combined [Read More…]
MINOH – “The Witness” – Huge cutting-edge sounds, pro-active rhythms, and prominent vocals
Jamin Oh (guitar, vocals) and Frank Strozyk (drums) first met in the 5th grade. They then played together in a metal hardcore band called The [Read More…]
The Glacier Effect: “False Memories” – symmetric musical structures
The Glacier Effect is Jason McCann, a self-taught multi-instrumentalist and graduate of the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences who is currently based in Sacramento, [Read More…]
Vessel Decimal: “CONVERSION: Level Two” packed with all the things you’d expect
Those of us who are fans of the Cleveland founded band, Vessel Decimal, might occasionally wonder why they aren’t more popular. Well, the answer is [Read More…]