Returning with a career defining album, 'Under The Pines' sees them delve into the subconscious with their transcending cosmic post-rock.

Over 41 minutes The Pond's fermentation, their languid throb and tex- tured groove (flute, violin, Isobel Sollenberger's haunting vocals) sounds like cathartic dream pop wrapped in a delicately constructed barbwire shroud.

'Playing fuzzed out stuff of stoner dreams since the mid '90s,' (thanks Pitch- fork) and beyond the mentions of free jazz, the avant garde, Sun Ra and The Book Of The Dead, Bardo Pond's remarkable career and exemplary output has seen them gain fans from all corners of the pond.

One of their finest albums to date and nearly three decades on, Bardo Pond are in it for the long haul and remain one of the most significant underground rock bands of our time