British rock band 65Daysofstatic released their album We Were Exploding Anyway yesterday, and it features a track that strays away from the group’s usual instrumental style. The eight-minute long ...

The UK instrumental band say it's the largest tour ever for a video game soundtrack. Tickets for European dates go on sale on 29th June, with the rest of the world to follow once dates have been ...

65daysofstatic have announced their new album replicr, 2019, which is due for release in September. Now the Sheffield band have announced their first studio album since 2013's Wild Light - although ...

65daysofstatic have announced a new album arriving later this year, and will also be releasing session tracks, experiments, and other music over the next year through an online archive. Revealing the ...

The band returns to the game’s sci-fi soundscapes nearly a decade later. The band returns to the game’s sci-fi soundscapes nearly a decade later. Nearly a decade later, as post-rock band ...

Armed with an “insane audio system”, Sheffield post-rockers 65daysofstatic have made an infinite soundtrack for the year’s biggest video game “A soundtrack to infinity” sounds like the sort of thing a ...

65daysofstatic have compiled a unique sonic experience for the new highly anticipated game, No Man’s Sky, so that every gamer will have their own personal soundtrack. The progressive rock band ...

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Beneath the now behemoth-sized machinations of ‘No Man’s Sky’ lies a rhythm that ties that sense of wonder and exploration together. You might have noticed it, that heavy post-rockish presence that ...

65daysofstatic from left to right, Rob Jones, Joe Shrewsbury, Simon Wright and Paul Wolinski (Picture: Danny Payne) As the highly-anticipated No Man’s Sky finally lands onto shelves, we spoke to Paul ...