Category: News

Runar Blesvik release Threads

    We are very happy to release a new EP by Runar Blesvik. Blesvik’s Threads is an intimate and calming journey through delicate chords and jazzy melodies. Cinematic and evocative music is his  forte. At an early age, Oslo artist felt at home in front of the piano, and has since found his voice […]

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Another chance to adore Arms Of Tripoli: One Way Plastic

Californian post-rockers Arms Of Tripoli come with a new EP: One Way Plastic. They have already got reviews! Lets have a look at them: Idioteq says: “Using some standard rock fare such as guitar, bass and drums along with the addition of less-typical rock instrumentation, such as Vibraphone, Rhodes and Omni-chord, AOT has been able […]

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Monochromie’s breathtaking Beyond Frontiers

“It is always a treat to hear new music from Wilson Trouvé aka Monochromie. His music is simply magical. I say “simply” from the point of view of someone utterly bedazzled by his approach to composition & “magical” from a place of awe as I try to comprehend the expression he weaves with strings & […]

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SleepingToys release Breath

“Breath” is the debut work of the post-rock band Sleeping Toys. In the five tracks’ what you hear is a beautiful combination of guitar and piano music. The tracks are interconnected and complement each other perfectly. If you are looking for music to appease, want to find a new modern lullaby for your children, or […]

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Artificial Waves release ‘The Complexity of Simple’

Post-rock band, Artificial Waves is experimenting with contemporary instrumental music in various genres from ambient to metal since the band was established in 2012. The Complexity of Simple is the fourth full-length Artificial Waves studio album. Band members say “One of the difficult things in many areas of human activity from daily affairs to science […]

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Maïak’s sophomore album: “a lie we don’t believe anymore”

maïak delivers a dark and powerful post-rock that evolves between tenuous melancholy and chaotic blast. They all share a penchant for long, slowly fluctuating and ascending compositions and a fondness for saturated tube amps when it comes to make a point. Their music somehow always manages to catch the listener by surprise and unleash her […]

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Petricor’s First Breath

We have a new release by a new artist in our label. Petricor is an Italian post-rock band was established in September 2016. They are saying hello to the world with their label debut ‘First Breath’ From the very beginning, they started writing their own music.  The band members tell that when they compose they chase after […]

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Runar Blesvik creates pure magic: Sedate

Runar Blesvik has achieved something big in his new album, Sedate. He is a very talented modern classical composer from Norway and what he has created in this album is pure magic. In his second album, Runar Blesvik continues to merge organic modern classical music with electronic and ambient soundscapes. With more emphasis on analog synthesizers than ever, […]

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Chris Heron’s Sanctuary in Californa

Spring is very beautiful in California and we are coming with an amazing album this April. Chris Heron is a modern classical / instrumental composer from Menifee, California who specializes in piano and orchestral music. What makes his music different is that it focuses heavily on the emotional aspect of a song. A song should […]

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We’ve Got Muscles’s energetic post-rock: Phonotron

We are going to Germany this week to introduce you a post-rock band with strong vibes. We’ve Got Muscles is a three-piece post-rock band from Cologne which was founded in fall 2016. Phonotron is the consequent continuation and development of what We’ve Got Muscles started with their first EP in 2017. What We’ve Got Muscles came […]

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