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Tag: Post-rock

04/11/2016 nausika

Injection: incredibly sad and depressive but not for reasons intended

5ml, Injection, Hong Kong, Nostalgia Productions, CD NP003 (2014) Listening to this album, I only needed five minutes to discover

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05/09/2016 nausika

Sistere: an epic debut of fusion post-rock / doom / sludge metal

Izah, Sistere, Sweden, Nordvis Produktion, digipak CD NVP028 (2015) For a debut album, “Sistere” is a whopper at 72 minutes

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05/02/2016 nausika

The Ark Work: epic crash-n-burn techno / black metal / post-rock bombast

Liturgy, The Ark Work, Thrill Jockey Records, thrill 378 CD digipak (2015) Since I heard and reviewed Liturgy’s “Renihilation” years

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28/09/2015 nausika

The Long Goodbye: a solid album that may be crippled by its own success

An Autumn for Crippled Children, The Long Goodbye, Hong Kong, Wickerman Recordings, CD WKM003 (2015) With their fifth album “The

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31/08/2015 nausika

Nigredo: a melodic post-metal / prog rock reworking of an earlier release

Janvs, Nigredo, Avantgarde Music, CD AV 224 (2014) My interest was piqued when I heard that Janvs had re-recorded an

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20/08/2015 nausika

Watershed between Earth and Firmament: a homage to transcendental spiritual power of nature

The Clearing Path, Watershed between Earth and Firmament, Avantgarde Music, CD (2015) The Clearing Path is a solo black metal

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15/03/2015 nausika

From the Dead Villages’ Darkness: post-metal meets Slavic folk ambient

Sivyj Yar, From the Dead Villages’ Darkness, Italy, Avantgarde Music, CD (2014) Russian one-man black metal projects are a dime

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06/03/2015 nausika

Tekeli-Li: soundtrack to classic Lovecraftian novella doesn’t quite capture the evil

The Great Old Ones, Tekeli-Li,  Les Acteurs de l’Ombre Productions, CD Digipak (2014) Dedicating their career to detailing the stories and

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16/02/2015 nausika

Glass Cathedrals: mix of sludge doom, alt-rock and post-metal describing disillusion and disappointment

The Mire, Glass Cathedrals, self-released CD Digipak (February 2014) First off, I should say there are two English bands with

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16/01/2015 nausika

Phobos Monolith: a post-black metal excursion into the far reaches of outer space

Mare Cognitum, Phobos Monolith, Italy, I, Voidhanger Records, CD IVR-036 (2014) Translating into English as “the sea that now has

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