The Engineers
In Praise Of More

Listening to music can be a drawn out enough process that reviewing a band’s new record is sometimes as much about figuring out the last album as it i...

A number of line-up changes have occurred since Engineers’ previous outing - the exquisitely lush Three Fact Finder. The departure of Dan MacBean and ...

Londoners Engineers have reshuffled their deck since 2009’s Three Fact Fader, the long-delayed follow up to their much-hyped 2005 self-titled debut. O...

Both the album title and added presence of electronic sound sculptor Ulrich Schnauss on keyboards indicates that this U.K. quintet -- whose 2005 track...

Was there any midnoughties band that reached such heights of flights of fancy and hyperbole of response without reaping real-world spoils as Engineers...

The U.K has always delivered the goods when it's come to low-key indie rock, from My Bloody Valentine and The Jesus and Mary Chain through to Joy Divi...

After four long years, 2009 saw Engineers' second album Three Fact Fader finally released to the world. Considering how old the aforementioned album w...

Engineers could easily be accused of being as somnolent as their music. After an impressive reinterpretation of early 90’s shoegaze on their self titl...

With their last release, Three Fact Fader, Engineers found themselves on the receiving end of serious critical acclaim. Their blend of shoegaze, elect...

The London formed band Engineers have yet to better their debut, and it seems from this, their third album, we will have to wait a little longer. ‘In ...