Tag: best instrumental post rock bands

Post-rock Soundscapes from Minneapolis: Raining Drones

Minneapolis-based post-rock band Raining Drones makes a stunning debut with their album Take Flight, a collection of immersive instrumental compositions that push the boundaries of sound and emotion. Comprised of John M (keys), Miguel (guitar), Anthony (bass), and Aaron (drums), the band blends lush, reverb-laden melodies with atmospheric textures, creating a transportive listening experience. Drawing […]

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The Guitar-Driven Sound of Sairen’s Penumbra

Sairen’s Penumbra delivers ten meticulously crafted post-rock tracks, each unfolding at a slow tempo to encourage deep introspection. Drawing inspiration from the chiaroscuro technique in visual art, which contrasts light and shadow, the music reflects this interplay through subtle tonal shifts, creating a striking balance of brightness and darkness. The result is an immersive listening […]

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Glasgow Coma Scale: a decade of post-rock sound

Glasgow Coma Scale, the renowned post-stoner band from Frankfurt am Main, is commemorating a significant milestone - the 10th anniversary of their debut album. To mark this occasion, the band is releasing a special reissue that includes a live recording from their captivating performance at the Freak Valley Festival in 2022. With a classic rock […]

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Echo Says Echo invites you to Pause

Echo Says Echo is a post-rock from Paris, France band who creates complex ambiences, merging bright and gentle melodies with massive distorted guitars. The atmospheres constantly change and evolve while they explore different soundscapes. Emotional, powerful and full of nuances, the sound captivates the listener. Pause by Echo Says Echo Band members say they tell […]

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Solve the Menetekel with Rædsel

The Danish word Rædsel comes from a book by Kierkegaard and means fear. Four piece post-rock band from Kassel, Germany Rædsel release Menetekel which is not a conventional post-rock album. Menetekel sheds light on the compatibility of complex and putatively simple music. The music combines complex elements of progressive rock/progressive metal and accessibility and catchiness […]

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Pictures From Nadira’s life cycles: Morula

“This is an album made us change while recording it.” say the members of Pictures From Nadira and they continue talking about the album name. Morula, in biology, describes a developmental stage of an early embryo of multicellular organism, such as humans. This fascinating stage of early life brought the band members to this title […]

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Sairen’s new post-metal release: Vestiges

As the year 2020 comes to an end, Sairen is ready to release his 4th album, “Vestiges”, with pieces he composed between 2019 – 2020. This is a a more “post-metal” album with dark atmospheric sound which also proudly features slow tempos and resounding endings. Vestiges by Sairen Vestiges is a guitar dominant album. The […]

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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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Deer Park Ranger release Adaptation

With his third full-length album “Adaptation”, Deer Park Ranger continues to evolve his brand of post-rock and deliver his most mature and sophisticated record to date. This album showcases his cinematic songwriting, in which each song seems to tell a story with the listener clinging to each twist and turn off the plot. Humphrey takes […]

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