UK, 1970 Led Zeppelin don't need an introduction. This is their third album and my personal favourite. Playlist: 1 - Immigrant Song 2 - ...

UK, 1968. Soft Machine was an English rock band from Canterbury. They were one of the central bands in the so-called "Canterbury scene...

Japan, 2005. Japanese instrumental post-rock quartet, formed in Tokyo, in 2004. Playlist: 1. 人間は自由なものとして生まれ、至る所で『鎖』に繋がれてゆく。 2. 他に寄せる信頼の大部分は、...

Japan, 2004 Continuing the SH series saga of posts started purposedly in reverse; one of the heaviest-sounding, more depressive and gloomy m...

Finland, 2002. The first album by post-rock band, Magyar Posse. Playlist: 1. Sleepwalker 2. Witchcraft 3. Single Sparks Are Spectral Fires 4...

Finland, 2006. Magyar Posse are post-rock/math-rock, but their sound doesn't resemble directly any other post-rock group. This album is ...

Spain, 2008 Post/space rock from Mars. Playlist: 1 - Polaris 2 - Mira Mama 3 - Your Dreams are My Dreams 4 - Spiders on the Moon 5 - Blue Sp...

U.S., 2005. Fifths of Seven is an instrumental string/piano/accordion-based trio out of Montreal, Canada, composed of Spencer Krug (Wolf Par...

France, 2008. Les Fragments de la Nuit is a french quintet composed of three violins, a cello and a piano. They often compose soundtracks fo...

Poland, 2008. Lunatic Soul is the solo project of Mariusz Duda, released on October 13th, 2008. Unlike Riverside, Lunatic Soul contains no e...

Iceland, 2008. For reasons I cannot comprehend, most reviews tend to describe We Made God as a mix of Sigur Rós and Deftones. This is, howev...

US, 2004 Since everyone seems to be into Grails at the moment, here's their second album. Playlist: 1 - Dargai 2 - The Volunteer 3 - Wor...