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And So I Watch You From Afar were born from freezing cold winters on the northern most tip of Ireland. They play raw, charging, experimental music that is hard to define. Sometimes angular and noisy, sometimes pulsing, euphoric, overwhelming. The joy, the power, the escapism found in their live shows is fabled. In 2006 they jumped in the van and didn’t stop. Across Europe, USA, Russia, Asia, Central America, Australia, touring relentlessly, they’ve slowly built a cult following around the world. Their albums are uncompromising and exploratory. The true spirit of independence, the definition of DIY, of realness and resolve.
Read MoreGenres: Post-rock, Math Rock, Rock, Experimental Punk, Art Rock
Band Members: Rory - Guitar, Ewen - Bass, Niall - Guitar, Chris - Drums
Hometown: Belfast, United Kingdom
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I have seen this band so many times now, I cant recall how many, but this was the show of all shows. Set in the iconic Ulster Hall, underneath the backdrop of its huge organ, ASIWYFA, accompanied by the Ulster Orchestra and choir, celebrated 20 years of being. The arrangement of their music for the orchestra complimented their brand of instrumental rock particularly well. My hairs stood on end for most of the show as I could only drink it all in. A much younger and particularly lively pit area moshed their hearts out during heavier parts and swayed arms raised during the quieter times. I sincerely hope that someone was recording this show as I need to hear it at least 1 more time.
Dec 21, 2025·Belfast, United Kingdom

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