“A rare breed, difficult to categorise, Pumuky write songs as if performing escape tricks.”
Turn on, tune in, drop out: peejmudd delivers a cinematic post-classical journey through melancholic swells and weightless melodies for fans of Ólafur Arnalds and Sigur Rós, while j.demar sheds past creative restraints with reverb-soaked, hypnotic dream-pop carrying ritualistic vocals reminiscent of Leonard Cohen. John Titor's Time Machine invites you to blast your mind open with a 17-minute prog-inflected post-rock odyssey, and Mildred unfurls a sprawling 2-hour genre-bending treatise on the anti-christ at a neo-Abrahamic apocalypse in Montana. Daniel Castanos conjures dark-ambient dread with his debut concept EP tracing a doomed cult to mass tragedy, and Solid Blood brings math-y, dreamy, emotive post-rock indie from Rue Defence founder Graham W. Bell.
“A rare breed, difficult to categorise, Pumuky write songs as if performing escape tricks.”
“Post-Rock-Noise-Pop? Damn right, it’s Fighting Kites. Features Christmas duet with Benjamin Shaw.”
“The debut album from Third Man Syndrome is a powerful blend of rock, metal, and instrumental storytelling, featuring three evocative tracks—The Call, The Beginning of a Journey, and Rise to the Occ...”