Lost in Kyiv - We're All Going To Be Fine (2026)

Unleashing a healthy dosage of Post-Rock, today we have French outfit Lost in Kyiv, previously known as Lost in Kiev, delivering their fourth full-length release “We're All Going To Be Fine”. Featuring a highly cinematic brand of Post-Rock, this outfit delivers moody compositions alongside explosive outbursts, creating very powerful aural assaults. For fans of bands like EF, Tides from Nebula, etc., this is some of the most polished and engaging music we have heard in this genre in quite a while.

Perfectly building momentum with the brilliant “Enlightened”, the release starts to unravel as “Burst” makes its entrance with crafty, and very catchy, melodic guitar riffs. The band’s sound feels immediately more polished with an extra level of groove, as the song slowly evolves into atmospheric textures. While mostly instrumental, the band masterfully leverages recorded spoken words and funky electronics to make tracks like “Mantra”, “Eclipse”, and “Becoming” more dramatic and immersive.

Closing this release we have “Euphoria” and “Liminality”, the longest tracks in this release, allowing the band to create slow progressions and very cathartic build-ups. Starting with the funky atmospherics of “Euphoria”, the band sets a very playful vibe, showcasing the evolution of their sound into different territories with new ideas and breaking the mold of your usual Post-Rock songs. With “Liminality”, we get a more cathartic experience with lush arrangements and very powerful guitar work, creating a truly magical piece.

Overall, “We're All Going To Be Fine” is one hell of a release that will keep the listener glued to their speakers as it unravels. Recorded live, this album showcases Lost in Kyiv’s maturity and polish with every single song being extremely engaging and varied, while keeping their core sound intact. Featuring high replay value, this album always has a new thing to discover the more you listen to it, so do not miss out and get yourself a copy.

Rating: 98/100