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Last Lights Review by The Wire

The Wire September 2026 edition features a review of Last Lights, Bipolar Explorer's 13th album.Get the mag here https://www.thewire.co.uk/shop/back-issues/issue-511.1

Last Lights Review by This is Darkness

Read This is Darkness Playlist July 2026 https://www.thisisdarkness.com/2026/08/01/frozen-in-time-this-is-darkness-playlist-july-2026/"Combining elements of dark ambient, drone, shoegaze, and post-rock, Bipolar Explorer are doing…

Memories of the Sky – The Sound Projector Review

https://www.thesoundprojector.com/2026/04/14/discern-the-face-of-the-sky/

Last Lights: Fringes of Sound Review

"With their latest album, Bipolar Explorer solidifies their place as veritable masters of the introspective and shoegaze-y..."Read the full review…

Bipolar Explorer announce 13th album

In our latest newsletter, Bipolar Explorer revealed title and artwork for their new album, "Last Lights".The new double album will…

Michael Serafin-Wells guests on Maximum Reinhardt Show – Morley Radio

Joining from New York City, Michael Serafin-Wells was a guest of Max Reinhardt on his Maximum Reinhardt Show for UK's…

Hold My Soul (Video)

Watch the video for "Hold My Soul", from Memories of the Sky, on Bipolar Explorer's Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKHSwr1f-6Q

Exclusive audioplay: REAL REAL GONE

Slugg Records is launching its own Bandcamp page where it will offer special items and merch, notably for the label’s…

Memories of the Sky: This is Darkness Review

"Containing elements of dark ambient and drone, but also shoegaze, dreampop, and post-rock, Memories of the Sky – the latest…

Tremosphere’s Suspended in Air Interview (Radio)

Sylvia Solanas and Michael Serafin-Wells sat down for an interview with Sean Carroll on his show Suspended in Air (UK)…

Memories of the Sky: WFMU’s March 2025 Heavily Played Records

Bipolar Explorer's 12th album, Memories of the Sky, made it to WFMU's Heavily Played Records list in March! Thanks to…

saturated solace: This is Darkness Review

"Strictly speaking, Tremosphere are not dark ambient – describing themselves as “Experimental, sultry, post-rock dreampop, dark wave, pop drone music…”. But,…