"Sidesteps the numbing repetition that too many post-rock acts fall foul of."
If you're only going to release albums occasionally, you better make each of them count.
Although The Bones Of A Dying World took If These Trees Could Talk four years to make, there's a fresh vitality to it, almost as if it had all come together in some glorious jam session. The US band deftly sidestep the numbing repetition that too many post-rock acts fall foul of with imagination and a muscular performance that could go toe to toe with Russian Circles.