
'Impermanence' Reviews
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"A welcome return."
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"Easily their most intricate and sonically explorative offering. Impermanence is a love letter to everything that makes the entire history of post-rock so great."
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"with a significant reputation amongst the post / prog scene that they have gained over twelve years as a band, Impermanence is a structured and verging on meticulously put together collection of instrumental guitar rock"
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Maximum Volume
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"Wonderfully ethereal and thought provoking... there`s a wonderful contemplative ambience about ‘Impermanence’ - make the time and effort." - 9/10
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Metal Hammer - January 2022 Issue
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"Awe-inspiring... a solid instrumental rock album"
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"A majestic edifice of sound... this is a fine album, possibly the band’s best yet and will hopefully be heard and enjoyed by many. It achieves that rare feat of adding some new vocabulary to a tried and tested genre. Give it a go, it could be the soundtrack to your salvation…or apocalypse."
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The Peterborough Telegraph
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"Slow-burning, simmering, rock epics" - 8/10
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"Takes the genre to new levels and pushing boundaries with imaginative composing... extremely beautiful and emotional... flawlessly performed post-rock... impeccable song-writing has now placed the band as one of the front-runners of the genre and a band who further expands it."
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'The Floating World' Reviews
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"a huge success for a band who have mastered the structure of writing natural and compelling music with deeply rooted connections to nature and imagination" [8.8/10]
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"one of the deepest and most complex albums of 2015... rock music for the thinking music lover" [4.5/5]
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"up there with the finest post-rock albums ever released"
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"what we have here is the bar... and Gilmore Trail have raised it significantly"
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"Heartbreakingly honest... a high contender for album of the year"
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"This is truly big, bold and beautiful music" [4/5]
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"an accomplished, captivating listen, a startling achievement... the best post-rock album I have heard this year"
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"a widescreen, uplifting rock record that conjures up amazing landscapes"
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"Absorbing and otherworldly, there’s not many who make music that demands respect subtly anymore, and Gilmore Trail have done just that"
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"joyous and vital... creative in the extreme"
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"epic to say the least... powerful, peaceful, crushing and potentially devastating"
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Metal.de [German]
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"[sic] very entertaining... the four musicians are exploring the extremes"
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