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Showing posts with label Sargent House. Show all posts

Friday, August 2, 2019

Russian Circles "Blood Year"


Country: USA
Genre(s)Instrumental Post Rock/Metal
Label: Sargent House
FormatCD, digital, vinyl
Release dateAugust 2, 2019
Tracklist
1. Hunter Moon
2. Arluck
3. Milano
4. Kohokia
5. Ghost On Hight
6. Sinaia
7. Quartered

Line-up
Mike Sullivan - guitar
Dave Turncrantz - drums
Brian Cook - bass

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Russian Circles "Blood Year"


Country: USA
Genre(s)Instrumental Post Rock/Metal
Label: Sargent House
FormatCD, digital, vinyl
Release dateAugust 2, 2019
Tracklist
1. Hunter Moon
2. Arluck
3. Milano
4. Kohokia
5. Ghost On Hight
6. Sinaia
7. Quartered

Line-up
Mike Sullivan - guitar
Dave Turncrantz - drums
Brian Cook - bass

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Saturday, October 21, 2017

And So I Watch You From Afar "The Endless Shimmering"


Country: UK
Genre(s)Instrumental Post Rock
LabelSargent House
FormatCD, digital, vinyl
Release date: October 20, 2017
Tracklist
1. Three Triangles (4:57)
2. A Slow Unfolding of Wings (4:16)
3. Terrors of Pleasure (5:19)
4. Dying Giants (7:26)
5. All I Need is Space (4:14)
6. The Endless Shimmering (4:10)
7. Mullally (3:53)
8. I'll Share A Life (6:23)
9. Chrysalism (3:18)

Total Time 43:56

Line-up
Rory Friers - Guitar
Chris Wee - Drums
Johnathan Adger - Bass
Niall Kennedy - Guitar

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Saturday, August 6, 2016

Russian Circles "Guidance"


Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Post Rock/Metal
Label: Sargent House
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: August 5, 2016
Tracklist:
  1. Asa
  2. Vorel
  3. Mota
  4. Afrika
  5. Overboard
  6. Calla
  7. Lisboa
Line-up
Mike Sullivan - guitar
Dave Turncrantz - drums
Brian Cook - bass

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Vorel

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Monday, May 4, 2015

And So I Watch You From Afar "Heirs"


Country: UK
Genre(s)Post Rock
LabelSargent House
FormatCD, Digital, Vinyl
Release dateMay 4, 2015
Tracklist
1. Run Home
2. These Secret Kings I Know
3. Wasps
4. Redesigned a Million Times
5. People Not Sleeping
6. Fucking Lifer
7. A Beacon, A Compass, An Anchor
8. Animal Ghosts
9. Heirs
10. Tryer, You

Line-up
Rory Friers - guitar, vocals
Niall Kennedy - guitar, vocals
Johnny Adger - bass, vocals
Chris Wee - drums, vocals
    With
Ewen Friers - additional vocals (4)
Henry Kohen - additional backing vocals (2)
Linley Hamilton - trumpets (8)

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Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Tera Melos "X'ed Out"


Country: USA
Sub GenreMath Rock
Label: Sargent House
Release dateApril 16, 2013
Tracklist
1. Weird Circles
2. New Chlorine
3. Bite
4. Snake Lake
5. Sunburn
6. Melody Nine
7. No Phase
8. Tropic Lame
9. Slimed
10. Until Lufthansa
11. Surf Nazis
12. X'ed Out And Tired

Line-up
Nick Reinhart (guitars, programming, vocals)
Nathan Latona (bass)
John Clardy (drums)

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

This Town Needs Guns "13​.​0​.​0​.​0​.​0"


Country: UK
Sub GenreMath Rock, Progressive Rock
Label: Sargent House
Release dateJanuary 22, 2013
Tracklist
1.Cat Fantastic 04:53
2.Havoc in the Forum 03:35
3.Left Aligned 03:24
4.In The Branches of Yggdrasil 02:00
5.I'll Take the Minute Snake 05:54
6.2 Birds, 1 Stone And An Empty Stomach 04:10
7.Nice Riff, Clichard 02:05
8.Triptych 03:07
9.Pygmy Polygamy 01:42
10.A Different Kind of Tall (small) 04:15
11.+3 Awesomeness Repels Water 04:25
12.13.0.0.0.1 01:06

Line-up
Tim Collis - guitar
Chris Collis - drums
Henry Tremain - vocals, bass

Description/Reviews
The group hasn't changed identities entirely but rather expanded their approach to math-rock, emphasizing melody over instrumental proficiency. 13.0.0.0.0 is packed to the brim with more memorable guitar hooks and vocal melodies than the group's fans are accustomed to, and the addition of Henry Tremain plays a large part in this change. The newcomer's singing fills Stuart Smith's shoes rather nicely, all while bringing a new energy to the table. It's an energy that's more personal this time around, too: Tremain's singing adds a distinctly emotional touch to the mix. This Town Needs Guns is known for imbuing emotion into tracks with fairly mechanistic time signatures, and this recent addition suits the group well. The funny thing about the group's lineup changes, though, is that the newfound changes aren't the huge change everyone predicted them to be. 13.0.0.0.0 is still This Town Needs Guns as we met them a few years back, albeit with an affinity for conciseness. It doesn't seem the Internet's favorite math-rock collective even needs a new year for a fresh start, because the group has been building towards this release its entire career.
Read the whole review by Jacob Royal at sputnikmusic.com 

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