Explorers

Society

a collection of musicians and storytellers

“The debut album from post-rock group Explorers Society. It’s music for stargazers and dreamers. It’s not edgy. It’s unashamedly nice.”

Now and Then Magazine

David Allatt

Piano

Albums and Films

when cinema meets music

That’s an accurate summary. Early into this seven-track album it becomes clear that Explorers Society’s music is intended for relaxing or thinking to – drifting, floating, voiceless songs that belong to another galaxy entirely.

It’s an intentional effect, as piano player David Allatt explains. “I’d like to think this is what it sounds like in space,” he says. “It’s music for stargazers and dreamers. It’s not edgy. It’s unashamedly nice.” Indeed, tracks with names such as 'Hourglass Eyes', 'Royal Sport' and 'Birds' add to this majestic aesthetic..

Explorers Society’s music is so cinematic that it’s hard not to imagine it accompanying the visuals of Hollywood’s next space film.

Dan Rawley