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Despite the grim title, the veteran Montreal post-rockers make some of their most exultant music here, trading apocalyptic epics for camaraderie and catharsis.

Godspeed You! Black Emperor's latest album, in all of its warped, noisy instrumentation, is the embodiment of music as art.

With their best work for two decades, the Canadian post-rockers have made an urgent soundtrack for an uncertain and dangerous world

Ryan Ward reviews the new album from instrumental post-rock legends Godspeed You! Black Emperor here on Distorted Sound.

The band’s adherence to formula undercuts the visceral punch that, for decades, has been central to their appeal.