Dunk!festival 2017 Friday: Earth, Malämmar, And So I Watch You From Afar, Ilydaen, ALMA, We Lost The Sea, True Champions Ride On Speed, The Chapel Of Exquises Ardents Pears, Meniscus, Aidan Baker and Karen Willems, Dumbsaint, Kozmotron, Time To Burn, A …

Refractions is a masterpiece of an album that balances technicality and creative awesomeness with absolute chutzpah.

Yamadori truly has seen the band uproot themselves and spread their wings. – By Gilbert Potts

Caspian tour Australia for the first time and Echoes & Dust were there at Sydney and Melbourne to capture their intense shows with Meniscus, Fourteen Nights At Sea, and We Lost The Sea.

 For the latest in our Hidden Currents series we asked Mike Solo to tell us about the Bird’s Robe Collective, an entity that supports, promotes, manages, releases records and everything else behind the scenes that allows the progressive bands we love t …

We’ve interviewed Mitch Booth before here at ech(((o)))es & dust. He was keen to get Sydney four piece instrumental/ visual progressive powderkeg Meniscus back to Melbourne before their European tour in a few weeks, so he became a promoter – as you …

A couple of weeks ago we reviewed ‘War of Currents’ by Australian instrumental band Meniscus. We wanted to know a bit more about what was behind their sound, so Cameron (drums) and Marty (visuals) answered some questions for us. (((o))): The word ‘Meni …

Sydney band Meniscus have been producing instrumental post rock sound scapes live since 2005 and previously released an EP, but amazingly this is their first full length album. It doesn’t use your typical crescendo structure of a lot of post rock, yet …