Bosco Sacro set a date for their second record: «Inhabit» is out 6 November
Bosco Sacro’s «Inhabit» was recorded live over seven days in Tuscany, out via the Ufomammut-linked Supernatural Cat Records.
Post-rock: instrumentals extensos, crescendos i textures que construeixen l’emoció sense lletra. Tótum Revolútum Press segueix les novetats discogràfiques i els concerts del gènere a Catalunya, des dels referents que el van definir fins als projectes que hi aporten sons nous.
Bosco Sacro’s «Inhabit» was recorded live over seven days in Tuscany, out via the Ufomammut-linked Supernatural Cat Records.
Caspian’s self-titled sixth album is out 16 October via Wax Bodega, their first new material since «On Circles» (2020).
Alcest’s spring 2027 tour runs from Annecy to Porto with Agriculture in support, still touring behind «Les Chants de l’Aurore».
Sigur Rós close their orchestral tour at the Auditori Fòrum CCIB on 11 September, with the Vallès Symphony Orchestra.
Pizarnik and Postludic Manifesto play new material live at Calàbria 66 on Saturday 24 October at 8pm, in a Tótum Revolútum night of prog rock.
The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis play Marula Café on 6 November, presenting ‘Deface the Currency’.
Poire celebrate the 10th anniversary of “Atlantis” with Aberhosan Mystery at the Auditori Joan Bordetas (Calàbria 66) on 28 November. Doors at 6pm.
Lost In Kyiv and Årabrot share the bill at Razzmatazz 3 on 8 December.
The Ocean are back in the Barcelona area on 4 February 2027, at the Salamandra, with A.A. Williams. Doors at seven, €35 advance and €40 on the door. They bring “Solaris”.
Cult of Luna play Room 1 at Razzmatazz on 28 February 2027 with Youth Code and BRUIT ≤, promoted by Route Resurrection. It is their only indoor date in Spain and the early bird is sold out.
Hippotraktor and Cobra The Impaler play Razzmatazz 3 on Wednesday 5 May 2027. Time, price and the records they bring.
Photo report: Pardals and Maat, two very different takes on post-rock, live at Auditori Joan Bordetas (Calàbria 66), 12 April 2025.
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Fifteen July releases in brief: Deep Purple, Focus, Judas Priest-adjacent power metal, Barcelona’s own Ulls, and more.
Photo report: Aberhosan Mystery live at Auditori Joan Bordetas (Calàbria 66), 20 April 2024.
The most mysterious band to play Tótum Revolútum on their improvised songwriting, live visuals, and their reunion with Noah Histèria.
Noah Histeria and Aberhosan Mystery live at Calàbria 66, 20 April 2024.
Madrid instrumental band Sekba return with a rhythmically dense post-rock record that could use more melodic anchoring.
A refined, distinguished German debut with real promise, though two tracks could have been left off entirely.
Live report: Explosions in the Sky present END at Razzmatazz, with support from B1N0.
The Arcade Fire cellist’s solo record is unpretentious chamber-post-rock, at its best when Chinese percussion takes over.
Indukti’s swansong “Idmen” (2009): a hypnotic, genre-defying record from the Warsaw band, blending extreme progressive rock, violin and dark atmospheres.
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