ArcTanGent is in its third year and is a relatively small scale festival, being "the UK’s only festival dedicated to the very best music from the worlds of math-rock, post-rock and noise rock" to quote their website.
Showing posts with label Cult Of Luna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cult Of Luna. Show all posts
on Saturday, August 29, 2015
ArcTanGent (Fernhill Farm, 20-22 Aug '15) // Words: Simon Opie
ArcTanGent is in its third year and is a relatively small scale festival, being "the UK’s only festival dedicated to the very best music from the worlds of math-rock, post-rock and noise rock" to quote their website.
ArcTanGent is in its third year and is a relatively small scale festival, being "the UK’s only festival dedicated to the very best music from the worlds of math-rock, post-rock and noise rock" to quote their website.
on Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Words: Simon Opie
Easter is almost here and our Resurrection Shuffle is the perfect soundtrack for any egg-hunting activities. So drop these tunes and start chasing after that giant furry bunny. I like to think of this as a Playlist of the Second Chance, so enjoy songs from the likes of Anathema, Cult Of Luna and The Jim Jones Revue.
Easter is almost here and our Resurrection Shuffle is the perfect soundtrack for any egg-hunting activities. So drop these tunes and start chasing after that giant furry bunny. I like to think of this as a Playlist of the Second Chance, so enjoy songs from the likes of Anathema, Cult Of Luna and The Jim Jones Revue.
on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Cult Of Luna - 'Vertikal' (UK Release: 28 Jan '13) // Words: Simon Opie
Cult of Luna’s is one of the strangest stories in rock. 2003’s 'The Beyond' was a stone cold masterpiece and after a decade of unbroken activity, they have launched new album 'Vertikal' with a London gig at the Garage. I can’t think of another band with such an amazing track record, still operating on that scale. I have nothing against the Garage as a venue – it’s just that, well by now I would expect them to be playing somewhere bigger.
Cult of Luna’s is one of the strangest stories in rock. 2003’s 'The Beyond' was a stone cold masterpiece and after a decade of unbroken activity, they have launched new album 'Vertikal' with a London gig at the Garage. I can’t think of another band with such an amazing track record, still operating on that scale. I have nothing against the Garage as a venue – it’s just that, well by now I would expect them to be playing somewhere bigger.
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