Latest articles by Alex Lynham
Taking advantage of a steadied line-up, their 2018 release featured a new approach, plus sonic textures built from recordings sent in by supporters
After struggling through the pandemic to deliver their 10th album, Stuart Braithwaite revealed what they’d learned about doing soundtrack work and maintaining their own post-rock sound
J Willgoose, Esq outlined his approach to making labour-intensive music just after the launch of debut album Inform, Educate, Entertain
From taking inspiration from visual cues to getting the fans involved, TesseracT reveal all about their 2018 concept album Sonder’s creation
With their second album, The Migration, Houstonians Scale The Summit turned their brand of kinetic instrumental prog metal all the way up to 11
Masterful cellist makes otherworldly, transformative avant-garde sounds…
The Kinsella brothers’ post-rock elegy
Intimate fourth LP from Texan progressive metallers
Monster reissue collection for ex-Beardfish frontman
Powerful third from prog pop wunderkind Charlie Barnes
Making her name with post-metallers Red Sparowes has left Emma Ruth Rundle with a strange fan base.
Despite going on hiatus shortly after their 2012 debut Yours Sincerely, Dr. Hardcore, Gallops have had success since they returned last year.
German post-rockers return to instrumental roots.
A not-so-humdrum fourth from the former Mercury Music Prize nominees.
Brilliant second from high pedigree eclectic London proggers.
Alex Lynham guides us through the peaks and valleys of essential post-rock with new releases from Human Pyramids, JYOCHO, The Reasonable Hope, Dialect and Kusanagi
Irresistibly upbeat instrumental guitar fun
Dense psychedelica from Knifeworld side project
Manchester, 2003. The start of something beautiful
The Physics House Band and Vasudeva join Sleepmakeswaves for a breathtaking performance
Every Valley lads bring a roller coaster of moods and emotions to Manchester
Promising debut from Anneke van Giersbergen and friends
