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“Psychedelic Post-rock record that is influenced by the likes of Tool, Mogwai, and Swans”
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Loud, sprawling, and unrelenting: Fighting Kites herds their post-rock-noise-pop catalogue from semi-obscurity into one definitive anthology — Belgium to Australia, north London recordings, and a jolly Christmas duet with Benjamin Shaw included. John Titor's Time Machine bursts onto the scene with a Slint-and-Godspeed-indebted debut EP, followed by the Tool-and-Mogwai-influenced Garden of Delights and the sprawling 17-minute mind-opener Underneath Guthrie's Starbed. Meanwhile, frans asthma brings lo-fi post-shoegaze slowcore from the Arizona desert.
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“A psychedelic post-rock EP inspired by the likes of Slint, XTC, and Godspeed You! Black Emperor”
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“A 17 minute Post-rock single that takes you on a psychedelic journey into the unknown”
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“A psychedelic ambient rock album to feel better to.”
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“An experimental rock opera for the bleakest of times.”
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“a cinematic, post-classical journey through melancholic swells, weightless melodies, and the quiet struggle to stay afloat”
“Post-Rock-Noise-Pop? Damn right, it’s Fighting Kites. Features Christmas duet with Benjamin Shaw.”
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