“The reception for the album has been really good so far, it feels like we’ve got a bit of a buzz, a lot of interest.” We chat to Martin Teff from Vessels

Vessels’ transformation from introspective post-rock band to mind-expanding electronica outfit is complete. An album of really intelligent dance music made by five musicians who are stepping into their stride.

Be’lakor has added another gem to their already impressive discography with ‘Vessels’. They have proven time after time that they are masters of the melodic death metal genre. – By Patrick Thompson

ArcTanGent 2015: Saturday – Yohkai highlights: Vessels, British Theatre, Young Legionnaire, Prosperina, Latitudes ArcTanGent Festival 2015 Photos by Magda Wrzeszcz and Ed Sprake

According to the sign at the gate there are no drugs at ArcTanGent. That being said, I am about to disclose a whirlwind of ineffably spectacular and ebullient events the likes of which will entice you to said festival with a narcotic fervour. I came to ArcTanGent as the blank canvas of this writing body and left a part of a greater work. Here I met the team of some of the most delightful misfits you will ever come across, here I found a place where I felt comfortable in my own skin. By Chad Murray

At less than hour in length, Dilate is a journey that pleases every moment, and that should be experienced and revisited regularly knowing that some landmarks can easily emerge each and every time and invite you right back for more. By Daniela Patrizi

“Somewhere at the meeting point between jazz and rock music is a place where you can do pretty much anything you like without anybody raising an eyebrow or their voice in stern consternation. On Transister that’s roughly the place where Italian duo Satelliti have ended up…” – by Benjamin Bland

So, that was ArcTangent then? For the last 2 weeks or so I’ve been trying to put pen to paper to in some way describe what the festival was like and I’ve been coming up blank, but deadlines are looming so I’m just going to throw some words down & see what sticks. Unbelievable. Incredible. Exhilarating. Joyous. Celebratory. Life changing. By Dan Salter

Massive, just massive. That’s the feeling one gets from listening to ‘Helioscope’, the second album from Leeds based auditory sculptors Vessels. Massive in sound; the production is awesome, giving the band a huge canvas on which the band paint their so …