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Irish post-rock band God Is An Astronaut will be joined by India's favorite post-rock band, Aswekeepsearching, as they return to India for a three-city tour, including the Hibernate Festival in Mumbai, plus Bengaluru and New Delhi concerts ....
Irish post-rock band God Is An Astronaut will headline the inaugural edition of Hibernate festival in Mumbai on May 10th, taking place at Dublin Square in Phoenix Marketcity. ....
They are one of most successful Irish live bands on the planet, playing to 30,000 people at a festival in India, and to large crowds all over the world. And . ....
FATES WARNING Guitarist JIM MATHEOS To Release New TUESDAY THE SKY Album, The Blurred Horizon
July 15, 2021
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On September 3, The Blurred Horizon , via Hypneurotic which features drummer
TUESDAY THE SKY s origins could almost be considered accidental. Guitarist
Jim Matheos, famed for his work with progressive metal giants ....
God is an Astronaut - Ghost Tapes #10 (Album Review) Wednesday, 17 February 2021 Photo: Brian Meade Since their 2005 breakthrough, ‘All Is Violent, All Is Bright’, God is an Astronaut have been ambassadors for the immense possibilities of instrumental songwriting, imbuing their sound with prog, metal, krautrock, and elements cribbed from symphonic and choral music. In 2018, the County Wicklow band continued their spotless legacy with ninth album ‘Epitaph’, arguably their most heart-wrenching outing to date. It was inspired in large part by brothers Torsten and Niels Kinsella (guitars and bass respectively) enduring the death of their seven-year-old cousin. As a result, it was a mellow journey full of lush keyboard passages and droning ambient segues. The band had rarely sounded more pensive than on closing songs Komorebi, Medea and Oisín, which largely negated percussion in favour of forlorn serenity. ....