Hiroe

Hiroe with Amplifiers, Flatwaves, and Funerals Hiroe, pronounced "hero-way," is a dynamic instrumental post-rock band from the outskirts of Philadelphia, originally founded as a channel for creative catharsis during the 2020 pandemic lockdown. Comprised of an experienced lineup who’d already spent years touring with post-rock legends such as Caspian, Rosetta, and The Appleseed Cast, Hiroe quickly evolved into a formidable force within the scene, and has been gaining momentum ever since. Building on the groundwork laid by influences like Radiohead, Mogwai, Isis, Sunny Day Real Estate, Deftones and beyond, Hiroe has already achieved significant milestones, with their debut album, Wrought — produced by Mario Quintero (Spotlights/Ipecac), mixed by Matt Bayles (Isis, Russian Circles), and mastered by Will Yip (Caspian, Circa Survive) — garnering significant critical acclaim and earning them a coveted invitation to perform at North America's biggest post-rock festival, Post Fest. Currently signed to Pelagic Records, Hiroe's momentum is at an all-time high as they put the finishing touches on their sophomore album, "Wield," once again produced and mixed by Mario Quintero, with mastering by Magnus Lindberg (Cult of Luna). Continuing to refine their sound and share their immersive soundscapes with an ever-expanding audience, Hiroe are poised to make a significant contribution to the post-rock canon over the years to come.