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Audiocaeneat! - Red Sessions

Biography

Audiocaeneat! is a young german shoegaze band, formed somewhere in 2009. About a year later, they released their debut Red Sessions, a limited run on cd and vinyl. The CD quickly sold out and has now being re-issued all over Europe by Frontal Noize Records. Raving reviewers and bloggers are comparing it to Mogwai, Sigur Ros and Smashing Pumpkins.

Since then, Audiocaeneat! became a top-band under the postrock tag on bandcamp, a hyped artist on Last.fm, and was picked up by the biggest post-rock blogs on Facebook. Many reviewers already call it the post-rock revelation of 2011.

And then we haven't talked about their live-record yet. Audiocaeneat! has played dozens of shows in just one and a half year. They have played with major scene-acts like Caspian, iLIKETRAINS, Blueneck, Long Distance Calling, Maybeshewill, ... In October 2012, their first real European tour brought them across Czech, Poland, Slovakia, Austria, Germany and Belgium. They played festivals in Hasselt and Innsbruck. A new tour, this time in the UK, is being planned for late februari. They will team up with Norwegian's finest Youth Pictures of Florence Henderson for this. One month later, they will do a Polish minitour.

What's next is hard to tell. In the short period that we have followed them, they have grown from a local act into a national talent. They may soon become unavoidable.

References

Absolute Punk: 'A bold and mightily ingenious debut'

Beard Rock: 'German post-rock at its finest'

Cyclic Defrost: ' While Audiocaneat!’s musical reference points are never too far from the surface and there’s the odd sense of repetition of themes, ‘Red Sessions’ represents a solid, well-crafted debut.'

Hadrian est ou?: 'incredible post-rock pieces, capable of competing with Mogwai's finest'

InForty: 'still fairly rough around the edges, but the band's youthful urgency and abundance of ideas serve to overcome that'

Metalglory.de: 'Refreshing and honest. Music with depth and musical prowess'

Music Always Gives Me A Lift: 'cinematic and soaring at its best, pleasingly inventive'

Plenty of Swords: 'These guys put a lot of the main streamers to shame.'

Sputnikmusic: 'Dodgy rhythms meet mighty, sad guitar lines'

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The Rusty Blog: 'We were really surprised and blown away by the massive wall of sound with ingenious use of guitars and the tight drumming'

The Sirens Sound (Also featured on the Top 50 of 2011): 'The entire album is SIMPLY EPIC. Get it now or regret loosing out on this gem forever'

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