Munson comes up with music that presents us with an almost perfect balance between modern classical music and pop (with some other elements seeping through for good measure).

The Greatest Hit (Money Mountain) reissue is a timely reminder of the creative well that lurks in indie rock’s formative years.

Slow and ponderous, of course, but at times it becomes monotonously so; yet elsewhere they demonstrate they can pick the right moments to shift gears and keep the music interesting.

Through 46 minutes of rousing Hellenic black metal, often soaring in scope and solidly melodic throughout, listeners are reminded why Varathron are still packing venues across the globe.

A stunning live delivery of cinematic post-rock, which is a beautifully perfect example of the genres ability to mesmerise.

Introducing Observers and The Age of the Machine Entities an instrumental heavy metal reimagining of Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C Clarke’s 2001: A Space Odyssey.