(((O))) Category: Future Echoes
By turns gentle & soothing and raucous & demanding, Wicket use a firm grasp of melody and dynamics to create rich post rock. By Dan Salter
It’s the voice that catches the attention with DAVID. The music sits somewhere on the spectrum between Iron & Wine and Jon Spencer but it is the strength of his voice that really makes this stand out. By Dan Salter
in:tides make thoughtful, sweeping post rock blending the classic form with their own interpretation to create something fresh and beautiful. By Dan Salter
Moody, groovy and slightly surreal; The Black Atlas deliver inteligent indie rock with a dark twist. by Dan Salter
A veritable melting pot of ideas; hip hop beats fuse with ambient synths and post rock guitars.
Our most direct influences would probably be Cult of Luna, Neurosis, Sigur Rós, Ben Frost, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Hella, Swans and The Mars Volta.
Glorious ambient guitarscapes from these close cousins of the mighty Whale Fall.
A neoclassical ambiance that feels effortlessly comfortable and is a joy to listen to.
An expansive wall-of-sound interwoven with lots of hooks and plenty of melody.
It could fall into the post/math rock genres but we like the term ‘math dance’.
This is a David Lynch film, not a song. And I mean that as a compliment.
We’re a big orgy of psychedelic progressive doom sludge stoner metal, or something as equally pretentious sounding.
Instrumental ambient rock music with elements of doom, drone, and shoegaze.
Driven sections influenced by the heavier bands we’ve been in, and the intricacy from folkier more classical projects.
Taking influence from a core of mid-90s game-changers like Helmet, Clutch, Quicksand, Fudge Tunnel, Eyehategod, Neurosis and Tool.
Instrumental post-rock band that might fit somewhere in between Mogwai and Godspeed in your record collection.
