Long Distance Calling push very few boundaries with their conventional brand of post-rock, but How Do We Want to Live? refines the band’s more metallic take on the genre into a beautiful yet menacing package, all wrapped up with a thought-provoking sci-fi concept.

Overall, It’s a good, well-written album with some really strong tracks. It’s like a comfortable place, where everything is cozy and familiar.

With the release of their new album ‘Trips’ and an European tour around the corner, Andrew Rawlinson fired some questions to Long Distance Calling bassist Jan Hoffman.

The change in direction reaps dividends as at the end of the day this is still a really great album that is packed full of great songs whilst retaining their intrinsic sound. – By Andrew Rawlinson

Andrew Rawlinson went to the Camden Barfly in London to see Long Distance Calling, with support by Junius and Wolves Like Us. Photos by Magda Wrzeszcz.

Magda Wrzeszcz went to The Underworld in London to see Long Distance Calling perform songs of their new album The Flood Inside. Having a photo pass made it an unforgettable experience!

With their fourth album “The Flood Inside” post-rock band Long Distance Calling’s career takes another big step forward, with the introduction of vocals thereby continuing to innovate their music.

German progressive rock band Long Distance Calling are about to release their new album “The Flood Inside”. Magda Wrzeszcz asked bass player Jan Hoffmann a couple of questions regarding the new album and the band.