Atlanta, Georgia’s Of The Vine have quietly carved out a unique and significant space for themselves in the world of post-rock. A band that still largely flies under the radar of casual listeners, they have proven time and again capable of mesmerizing anyone lucky enough to discover them.

Since the release of their vividly enveloping 2015 record East-the-Water, a steady word of mouth has built Of The Vine a cult following largely comprised of fellow musicians, label representatives, blog writers and post-rock devotees. Their presence could be likened to the off-the-beaten-path bar where you see gatherings of restaurant industry workers; while they may not be a household name, people who know the genre understand something special when they hear it.