From the artist: A little over three years ago, Graham Walsh and Brian Borcherdt started Holy Fuck, a chaotic live celebration of lo-fi noise and weirdo casio-driven rock.

Editors' Review: This Chicago group weaves sonic tapestries in the post-rock fashion, but shows little patience for the genre's largely ponderous rhythms. Pelican's drums are rambling and sprightly, which changes the ... more »

Editors' Review: Just as the bass guitar acts as the backbone of reggae, drums (and beat programming) are the driving force behind post-rock artists such as Mice Parade. Adam Pierce's polyrhythms are the Super Glue be... more »

From the artist: Expressing the light found through pain and loss.

From the artist: Ambient, minimalist, lo-fi post-rock. Pretentious enough?

From the artist: scumpot is techno-pops solo and plays bass guitar and computers alone. Most of the bass lines are played with finger tapping but his songs never far part from pop-music.

Editors' Review: After a few minutes of the Album Leaf's dreamy, melancholy-tinged songs, you can see why Sigur Ros wanted to tour with him. Languid guitars and everything else strum the soundtrack to a flying dream, ... more »

Editors' Review: Making a postrock record in Paris--land of experimental jazz, madcap electronica, and the sonic seduction of chanson--is as much a cultural statement as a musical one. In Cyann & Ben's piercing... more »