“I can’t see a thing, but I hear all the more. There’s a low cautious whispering in every nook and corner. I have a notion these people are lying. All the sounds are sugary and soft. No doubt you were right; they are transmuting weakness into merit.”
Tracklist:
1. When We Were Kings
2. A Father’s Son
3. We Saw The Deep
4. Hope Is Not Enough
5. Progress Is A Snake
6. These Feet Of Clay
7. Sirens
8. Sea Of Regrets
9. Broken Bones
10. A Divorce Before Marriage
11. Doves
Our new album ‘He Who Saw the Deep’ is written, recorded and ready to see the light of day. It is a progression from what has gone before it. Whilst still very much an I LIKE TRAINS record, we have taken this chance to re invent. There is light and shade, hope and devastation, and we are taking a look at where we are heading instead of where we have been.
Tracklist: Part One:
1. Our Man From Centauri
2. The Accidental remote Viewer Part Two:
1. The Psychic Circle/Uchronia
2. Black Holes
3. The Storm of Resurrection
4. Moscow Signal
5. Phantom Twin
6. Stuttering Probe
7. Solar Flares
8. Emergency Network Farewell Broadcast
9. Memories Found in a Bill From a Small Animal Vet
On part one, the 41 minute “Our man from Centauri” sets the stage, a cosmic, sprawling opener with themes that continue on into “The accidental remote viewer”, before fizzling out into static. Part two is comprised of nine beautiful and intense tracks (particular stand-outs including “The Psychic Circle/Uchronia”, “The storm of resurrection”, and “Solar flares”). Lovely and intricately woven as ever, while frequently heading off into new and challenging sonic territory, Mehdi and Solange have created yet another very special work of musical art with The Centauri Agent!
Tracklist:
1. Ya No
2. The Sycophants Are Coming! The Sycophants Are Coming!
3. Indian Winter
4. Falling
5. Triangle Face
6. Ian Mackaye Was Right
7. Marriage Is The New Going Steady
8. Cease And Persist
9. Anxiety Is Cheap
10. Settling With Power
11. 83
12. Tomorrow Is An Excuse For Today
“Kraftwerk in the Sky.” El Ten Eleven’s dense, textured instrumentals recall post-rock standard-bearers like Tortoise or the Mercury Program, except theirs are created by only two musicians — and a whole lot of effects pedals.
Tracklist:
1. Chasing Rainbows
2. Coming Up For Air
3. Coming Up For Air (Dub)
4. Johnny (Sentimental Fool)
5. Costa Nova
6. Weightless Memories
7. Sirocco
8. Sonnenblumenstrahl
9. Made Of Sky
10. In Odense
11. You Can Walk Anywhere
12. Leaves Of Grass
13. In Odense (Alternate)
14. You Can Walk Anywhere (Alternate)
Tracklist:
1. Sunset
2. City Woman
3. Lust
4. Oars
5. Peasant Dance
6. A Man Alone
7. Sunrise
Based on the band’s original score for F.W. Murnau’s 1927 silent film Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans, Sunrise is a marvelous adventure into off-kilter post-rock. The band pulls upon a decade’s worth of experience to create a soundtrack that is as hauntingly cinematic as it is blisteringly potent, all while not losing the core of its sound. Tracks like “Oars” and “Sunrise” are likely to be among the best any post-rock band will offer up this year, while gems like “Sunset” and “A Man Alone” flex the band’s diverse skill set. Whether or not My Education has grabbed your attention in the past, Sunrise cannot be missed.”
Tracklist:
1. Industry vs. Inferiority
2. Marc’s Descent
3. In the Event of a Sudden Loss
4. Until the Point of Least Resistance
Greg Haines’ music is not subtle. The Berliner’s twisted new-classical compositions are all Sturm und Drang: shrieking violins, deathly funereal organ, and haunted banshee wailing, the darkest expression of instrumental music this side of Constellation Records. Until the Point of Hushed Support is no Brian Eno affair; call it “Ambient #5: Music for Gulags.” While there are moments of stark, Stars of the Lid beauty, such as the restless feedback loops and rustling static of “In the Event of a Sudden Loss,” mostly this album is pretty bleak, Godspeed-style Gothic pomp.
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