Post-Rock
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After years of performing on their own, Emma Ruth Rundle is preparing to return to the full-band stage with a renewed command of restraint and dynamics. Following an intimate performance at The Stone Pony, Rundle’s latest album, ‘These Killing Times,’ reveals how solitude has sharpened their musicianship while expanding the emotional and collaborative possibilities of…
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With ‘In the Small Yard,’ this Chicago ensemble draws inspiration from the vast landscapes and cultural traditions of the American heartland, creating a contemplative recording that balances individual virtuosity with cohesive, exploratory musicianship.
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The Nashville-based collective explores the connection between destruction and renewal on ‘…in a sea of fire,’ blending improvised jazz, post-rock and experimental soundscapes into a powerful musical journey. Through shifting rhythms, cinematic compositions and a wide-ranging sonic palette, the group creates a thoughtful reflection on pain, destruction and the possibility of new beginnings.
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Recorded live in Melbourne, ‘An Accumulation of Loss’ finds International Karate embracing imperfection, volume and restraint in equal measure. This is a post-rock reunion captured in true honesty without polish.
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Quiet, frozen, and fleeting. On ‘Rebirth,’ Powder! Go Away sets aside distortion for acoustic restraint, crafting a brief winter portrait shaped by stillness and snow.
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Two decades after ‘Young Mountain,’ This Will Destroy You returned to Austin with founding member Raymond Brown, blending old favorites with their powerful new project You, Infinite.
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‘You, Infinite’ is the powerful debut album from Raymond Brown and Jeremy Galindo, co-founders of post-rock pioneers This Will Destroy You.
