On Histories Of Rosenberg

Bio:

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On Histories Of Rosenberg drifted in with the leaves of Autumn 2008. Our first record is released through Function Records on September 7th and two tracks from that record can be heard above. Thanks so much for listening.

Merchandise



On Histories of Rosenberg EP
£ 5.00 CD Digipack
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T-shirts, bags and pin-badges coming soon.


Contact

For enquiries: onhistories[at]hotmail.co.uk

For UK bookings: mario[at]ondryland.com
For EU bookings: info[at]edilsbooking.com

Member Since:

February 27, 2006

Members:

Louis Adamou
Robert Hollamby
Al Horner
James Moss
Benjamin Venus

Sounds Like:

"Am I Awake glides unctuously through soft melodies that follow a refreshing linear structure... a pleasing, Sigur Ros style tsunami of oddly timed distortion that descends to a twinkling end... we give these autumnal charmers the thumbs up." - Q Magazine

"A fascinating journey through hushed vocals, haunting harmonies... swimming smoothly through On Histories of Rosenberg’s imagination and talent. A block-by-block concoction of atmosphere and uniqueness, a chilling and artistic sound." - Music News

"Brilliant - not just good, but brilliant... Using layered vocals, piano, nods to post-rock, old-school emo and almost-orchestral power, they carve out affecting peaks and troughs that work wonders" - Moderate Rock

"Gentle builds, sudden drops, ferocious bursts of energy, moments of sweet calm; the band have produced fantastic tracks of condensed post rock set to tender vocals." - The 405

"A five piece with a healthy glow about them... Progressive post-rock Englishness that has a warm dew-fresh glisten to it - they’re in to those rather current indie-mathy areas again, that quietly spiralling epicness, those slightly angsty vocal lines - they have heir own beauty though, a comfort not questioned, and they understand the power of understated restraint and that a quiet less is so often so much more than more noise and aggression. Emotional English indie-prog that takes you out with the leaves and fields and things awoken... these are impressively hopeful, uplifting and sometimes rather beautiful first moves." - Organart magazine

Record Label:

Function Records