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Gilmore Trail
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Gilmore Trail are a 4-piece instrumental rock band based in Sheffield. The band is named after a trail in Alaska - a route recommended for best experiencing the Northern Lights. Their music has a post-rock edge, with a mix of influences including Sigur Rós, Oceansize, Explosions in the Sky, God is an Astronaut, This Will Destroy You, Pink Floyd and Buckethead. \nThe band recorded their first EP - “Circle of Least Confusion” - at 2Fly Studios in Sheffield in October 2011. This led to repeated airplay on BBC Radio Sheffield and a feature in Exposed Magazine’s In Session section, with a 2-page spread in the magazine and a live session recorded and filmed for the magazine's website. Gilmore Trail have been building up their gigging experience over the past year and a half, including slots at Tramlines festival in 2012 and 2013.\nIn January 2013, their first full-length album was released, entitled "Sailing Stones". Again recorded at 2Fly Studios, this record expanded on the themes and groundwork laid by the first EP, whilst furthering their sonic reach. It was nominated for Best Album by Sheffield Scenester, alongside a Best EP nomination for "Circle of Least Confusion". \n"At times when you become a bit disheartened with the whole music scene, it’s nice to know there’s bands out there that can totally reaffirm your faith in it, that’s Gilmore Trail."\n-- Christian Carlisle - BBC Radio Sheffield --\n"Perfectly balanced, brilliantly executed and very impressive"\n-- Exposed Magazine --\n"One of the most interesting post-rock albums of the year"\n-- Hipersonica.com --\n"Majestic and melancholic...guitar lines so intricate you could grow ivy all over them"\n-- Ninehertz.co.uk --\n"Simply epic post-rock"\n-- TheSirensSound.com --\n"Blissful epic soundscapes...a euphoric triumph"\n-- AlternativeBarnsley.com --
Gilmore Trail are a 4-piece instrumental rock band based in Sheffield. The band is named after a trail in Alaska - a route recommended for best experiencing the Northern Lights. Their music has a post-rock edge, with a mix of influences including Sigur Rós, Oceansize, Explosions in the Sky, God is an Astronaut, This Will Destroy You, Pink Floyd and Buckethead. \nThe band recorded their first EP - “Circle of Least Confusion” - at 2Fly Studios in Sheffield in October 2011. This led to repeated airplay on BBC Radio Sheffield and a feature in Exposed Magazine’s In Session section, with a 2-page spread in the magazine and a live session recorded and filmed for the magazine's website. Gilmore Trail have been building up their gigging experience over the past year and a half, including slots at Tramlines festival in 2012 and 2013.\nIn January 2013, their first full-length album was released, entitled "Sailing Stones". Again recorded at 2Fly Studios, this record expanded on the themes and groundwork laid by the first EP, whilst furthering their sonic reach. It was nominated for Best Album by Sheffield Scenester, alongside a Best EP nomination for "Circle of Least Confusion". \n"At times when you become a bit disheartened with the whole music scene, it’s nice to know there’s bands out there that can totally reaffirm your faith in it, that’s Gilmore Trail."\n-- Christian Carlisle - BBC Radio Sheffield --\n"Perfectly balanced, brilliantly executed and very impressive"\n-- Exposed Magazine --\n"One of the most interesting post-rock albums of the year"\n-- Hipersonica.com --\n"Majestic and melancholic...guitar lines so intricate you could grow ivy all over them"\n-- Ninehertz.co.uk --\n"Simply epic post-rock"\n-- TheSirensSound.com --\n"Blissful epic soundscapes...a euphoric triumph"\n-- AlternativeBarnsley.com --
