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Following two EP releases and a serious ammount of touring, thunderous Belfast instrumental four-piece And So I Watch You From Afar readied their Smalltown America debut in 2009, with double A-Side 'Solidarity' / 'Set Guitars To Kill' preceeding the release of their first full lenght, self titled effort in April of '09. We're told some ears haven't been the same since with only partial hearing returning.
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 Just how far can instrumental post-rock be pushed before it begins to lose its appeal? And So I Watch You From Afar’s self-titled debut album was released in 2009 to cries of brilliance from critics and fans alike, who embraced... |
 The debut from Belfast’s And So I Watch From Afar arrives like a crashing, smashing juggernaut, replete with no vocals and long and loud numbers. The otherworldly, almost Nordic feeling (explanation later) brings to mind a Viking raid; that of a solitary ship docking and raping and... |
 We've been counting down to Wednesday's Choice Music Prize over the last few days and of all the band's whose albums are to be debated as the best Irish release of the last year, none have toured harder (or played louder) than Belfast's And So I Watch You From Afar. So naturally we asked... |
