Irish instrumental post-rock band formed in 2002 by Torsten Kinsella, Niels Kinsella and Lloyd Hanney; known for atmospheric, guitar-driven soundscapes with electronic elements.

Formed in Wicklow, Ireland; debut album released in 2002; core members include Torsten and Niels Kinsella and Lloyd Hanney. The band's work is largely instrumental and frequently noted for cinematic, melancholic atmospheres and the use of electronics and visuals in live shows.

DeBaser reviews present God Is an Astronaut as an Irish instrumental post-rock band known for cinematic, atmospheric music with electronic touches. Critics praise mood and melodies while sometimes noting limited stylistic evolution. Live reports emphasize strong visuals and emotional performances.

For:Fans of instrumental post-rock, ambient and atmospheric music; listeners who appreciate cinematic, guitar-driven soundscapes with electronic elements.

 

Try to imagine... Dj Shadow at work on tracks by Massive Attack with the early career electronic equipment of Depeche Mode, in a recording studio set up by Boards of Canada and with the technical supervision of Brendan O'Hare of Mogwai... I'm not crazy.

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The astronaut has returned to Earth. Is this the end?

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Thank you God...!

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