Lost In The Riots, Vasa, Mountains Under Oceans

Chaos Theory presents more energetic post-rock, with Vasa and Mountains Under Oceans heading down from Glasgow, and rising legends Lost In The Riots headlining.

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Lost In The Riots

Lively math rock from this increasingly busy four-piece. Their albums 'Stranger In The Alps' and 'Move On, Make Trails' were released on Lonely Voyage Records, were widely acclaimed and resulted in an immensely successful European tour. Lost In The Riots have gone down well with audiences at ArcTanGent and TRUCK FESTIVAL and have shared stages with Jakob, Cleft, Codes In The Clouds, Alpha Male Tea Party, Polymath, Alright the Captain, Mannheim and Kusanagi.

"A wake up call to the Post-Rock Community that a true talent has arrived and are here to stay" - The Sludgelord

"Jam-packed with epic riffs, playful personality, strong musical prowess and excellent sound engineering" - Postrockstar

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Vasa

A crushing instrumental post-rock quartet from Glasgow. Since forming in October 2011 they've been making waves in the Scottish music scene, grabbing people's attention with their own sublime brand of melodic, guitar-driven rock and a series of charged live shows across the country.

After receiving airplay on BBC Radio 1 and Radio Scotland and being tipped as one of the bands to watch in 2012, they have gone on to play at T in the Park, Wickerman Festival and ArcTanGent and have shared the stage with acts such as deafheaven, The Physics House Band, Latitudes, Maybeshewill and Brontide.

Their debut full album comes out this October.

"The four explosive talented guys manage the rainbow of sound with impressive confidence." - Echoes And Dust

"Ridiculously talented" - Beard Rock

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Mountains Under Oceans

Another Glaswegian band travelling down with Vasa, who go down well with fans of metal and chilled post-rock alike. Combining ambience and heaviness to create a new blend of experimental and progressive songs, their music is filled with multi-textured layers of electronic, instrumental passages and downtuned, technical riffs that shake the very ground beneath you.

They've been enjoyed by fans when playing alongside Nordic Giants, Nexilva, TIDINGS and Colours to Shame and received great reports from their set at UK Tech-Metal Fest.

"Mountains Under Oceans give everything they’ve got, from brash rock to eerie atmospherics." - God Is In The TV Zine.

"First-class post-metal" - MetalMouth.Net