And So I Watch You From Afar

Northern Irish instrumental post-rock/math-rock band formed in the mid-2000s, known for intricate guitars, abrupt tempo shifts and energetic live performances.

Debut instrumental full-length released in 2009; opener 'Set Guitars To Kill' is mentioned in contemporary reviews. The debut was promoted with a boisterous tour that included dates in Italy.

A largely positive review praises the band's debut instrumental album for its mathematical arrangements, frantic guitar work and dynamic tempo shifts. The reviewer highlights intense drumming, surreal guitar passages and an energetic live presence. The band is presented as a leading example of post-math-rock from Northern Ireland.

For:Fans of instrumental post-rock, math-rock listeners, guitar-driven experimental rock audiences