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One of the most impressive post-rock debuts of the last time. The Pennsylvania-based post-rockers of Hiroe released a short album called Wrought which is filled with the most monumental noise a guitar-focused collective could produce.
The album is yet another music work that is strongly affected by the times of the pandemics. The Americans decided to construct those uplifting and hopeful monumental compositions as an "ode to the resilience and power of the human individual, carrying over feelings of anger, anxiety, and loss" with a strong focus on overcoming those and getting on the other side where hope reigns. This is the kind of music that is centered around three guitars and the impressive wall of sound they are able to generate. And although in some places it feels like a hit in your jaw, overall they provide the very positive feelings: the energy boosts, the optimist hope, the massive awe.
The grandeur of the sound and the way the compositions are skillfully structured make it clear that Hiroe is bound to be the next big thing on the atmospheric instrumental music scene alongside, among others, their compatriots from Coastlands - but unlike Coastlads' monumental gloom, Hiroe offers some of the much-needed consolation.
Wrought costs whatever you want to pay.
Check: Doom Moon
Country: Pennsylvania, US
Genre: atmospheric post-rock
Label: Pelagic Records
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