People who like to lose themselves in the place within will like our music," says Blueneck singer Duncan Attwood, summing up the profound, epic nature of the band's work in a single sentence. With the band's second album, The Fallen Host, Blueneck take the listener deep into an inner zone of immense beauty and power. Unbelievably, this widescreen music comes from just four musicians: you'd expect a full orchestra and a platoon of session players to be behind sounds of such captivating richness. Ducan Attwood (vocals, guitar, piano), Ben Green (guitar), Ben Paget (bass) and Johnny Horsewell (drums) first formed the band in 2000, jamming together and discovering a mutual love of uncategorisable bands such as Godspeed! You Black Emperor, Sigur Rós, Radiohead (particularly the Kid A and Amnesiac era), Cult Of Luna - although Attwood also cites indirect influences such as Arcade Fire, Pavement, Wilco and Smashing Pumpkins. This led to a powerful and completely unique style which has made Blueneck an essential sonic experience, whether live or recorded. The Fallen Host builds on the heightened profile which Blueneck achieved with their muchpraised 2006 debut album, Scars Of The Midwest. Where that album introduced the band's ethereal style to a burgeoning UK and international fanbase, the new release adds more depth and colour to Blueneck's already-huge sound and is sure to establish them still further. For fans of: SIGUR ROS, MOGWAI, EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY & MUM"