Post-rock 61
Caspian : On Circles
The post-rock outfit adds more layers of atmosphere and more varied instrumentation on their fifth album.
Swans : Leaving Meaning.
A darker, more nuanced version of the band that dims the lights and pours the wine.
See a parade of joggers, scooters and more in Battles’ “Fort Greene Park” video
Plus the duo performs on their own makeshift vehicles.
Experimental collective Nous (feat. members of Swans, Liturgy) share climactic new track “Look Again At That Dot”
Hear the new track from the band's upcoming album (the first of three they have planned).
Talk Talk’s Mark Hollis’ solo debut to be reissued on vinyl
The Talk Talk founder's 1998 solo album being reissued in October.
Explosions in the Sky announce reissues for 20th anniversary
Two of the band's albums get the reissue treatment in August.
Sigur Rós’ Ágætis byrjun didn’t change music forever, but it was a new beginning
Twenty years ago, the band reinvented themselves and delivered a masterpiece.
Mogwai announce U.S. tour dates
The Glaswegian post-rock troupe takes a tour through the Southwest.
Explosions in the Sky announce 20th anniversary tour
Post-rock outfit celebrates two decades of performing together.
Sigur Rós announce 20th anniversary reissues of Ágætis byrjun
A 7xLP box set is among the different versions being released.
Album of the Week: These New Puritans – Inside the Rose
The UK art-rock outfit, slimmed to a duo, turn their intricate layers into a more accessible form of avant pop.
Mono announce tour dates with Emma Ruth Rundle
Japanese post-rock veterans bring doomy singer/songwriter on tour.
Mono : Nowhere Now Here
A continuation of the Japanese post-rock band's well-established sonic terrain.
Talk Talk’s Paul Webb announces first album as Rustin Man in 16 years
Hear the new single, "Vanishing Heart."
Talk Talk created a transformative masterpiece on Spirit of Eden
After beginning life as a new wave band, the UK art-rock outfit completely rethought how their music worked.
Mogwai : KIN
The Glasgow post-rock group add their sixth soundtrack to the catalog, with expectedly excellent results.
El Ten Eleven : Banker’s Hill
The L.A. duo still find fresh and fun ideas within the stale realm of post-rock.
Deafheaven share “Night People” video, expand tour
Band lines up more North American dates in late fall/winter.