Mogwai

Mogwai formed in 1995 in Glasgow. The band consists of Stuart Braithwaite (guitar, vocals), Barry Burns (guitar, piano, synthesizer, vocals), Dominic Aitchison (bass guitar) and Martin Bulloch (drums). Since 1997, the band have released ten studio albums, with their most recent, 2021’s As The Love Continues, being a commercial and critical success, reaching number 1 on the Official UK Album Charts, amassing a Mercury Prize nomination and winning the Scottish Album of the Year award.

The band have also contributed to and written scores for projects with Amazon Prime and Apple TV+. Earlier this year, it was announced that Blazing Griffin, Adler Entertainment, Rock Action Records and Screen Scotland had completed post-production of Mogwai: If The Stars Had A Sound, a first documentary about the band, directed by longtime collaborator Antony Crook. The documentary had its World Premiere at South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin, Texas, in March 2024 and is currently being shown at film festivals across the world.

Mogwai have recently been in the studio recording new music.

Brainiac spent the 90s carving their own path directly through every typical musical trope, but just as their trajectory had poised them to present their maniacal vision of hissing electro-punk to the mainstream, the death of lead singer Timmy Taylor cut their story short. In the wake of this tragic event, many artists (such as Trent Reznor, The Mars Volta, Muse, The Flaming Lips, the Breeders, Mogwai, etc) have espoused the band's lasting influence and relevance as trailblazers whose music still sounds fresh and ahead of its time even today.
Over 25 years later, following a full length documentary about the band along with several recently unearthed archival releases, the surviving band members emerge to celebrate the music and give it life once more both for a new generation and long time fans alike. Don't miss out while you have the chance. Go freaks go!

Experimental Industrial project Ye Gods presents their new album The Arcane & Paranormal Earth on their own imprint
Astrotheology. With previous releases on Bunker and LIES, British composer and producer Antoni Maiovvi departs from
the monochrome textures of the apocalyptic No Albion in pursuit of a technicolour explosion of noise, drone and rhythm.
With the intent to push the project ever forward, YG embraced a creative approach that deconstructed and reinvented his
own working methods and materials. Pieces were built through a process of creation, destruction and self-
cannibalisation, blending sketches, ideas, and even entire compositions into bizarre new forms, stripping away excess to
preserve the music’s mood.
The album is the first installment in a trilogy of thematically connected works that will be unveiled throughout 2025. This
ambitious project promises to explore interconnected expressions of a larger concept, building on the foundation
established in The Arcane & Paranormal Earth.
From composition, to creating the album’s cover art, Ye Gods has adopted a fiercely independent ethos, ensuring that
every aspect of the work reflects a deeply personal vision. One that challenges both himself and the listener, that
requires interaction and patience. Hoping that the harder path of full creative control can yield a music a deeper
resonance with the audience.
The Arcane & Paranormal Earth is a testament to Ye Gods’ commitment to innovation and individuality, and it is an
invitation to adventurous listeners into a unique and immersive world, that while sometimes might appear odd and scary,
is undoubtably, entirely his own.