Floating around In Orbit with Buttonmoon is like playing a bit-part role in a moodily soundtracked art-house sci-fi horror flick. Dark ambient industrial? Yup.

Self-professed international post-rock ambient explorers Hollow Branches take a coldly beautiful trip into the haze of memory on their Anchored In Sleep EP.

Blueneck are bigger than the term post-rock, so they say, but second album The Fallen Host is as canonical it could be, in all the best possible ways.

Chicago duo-plus-one Russian Circles return with their third album, Geneva, taking their fluid post-metal compositions to new breadths of texture and emotion.

Porcupine Tree head honcho Steven Wilson’s latest solo outing gets the ambient-drone soundscape treatment from a diverse set of knob-twiddlers on NSRGNTS RMXS.

Thanks to Obiat, your search for the musical equivalent of a hundred magic mushrooms and a bottle of whiskey is over. Eye Tree Pi; turn on, tune up, space out.

Polymathic metal legend Devin Townsend drops in to talk about his new album, KI, the demise of the major labels, and messages to alien civilisations…

Remember Remember adds another blissful notch to Glasgow’s ever-growing list of blissfully beautiful bands – found-sound post-rock, anyone?

The Polyp EP features six tracks from Oxford art-rock outfit Youthmovies. The first one is good enough to balance out the pointlessness of the other five.

Legendary progenitor of dark industrial ambient Lustmord returns with Other – a collection of moody post-apocalyptic soundscapes with some stellar guest guitarists.