Following their debut album "the shooting star's sigh..." (in 2004), SWEEK is back with a second opus called "the unbelievable cinematic crash". The band keeps the same recipe swinging between melancholy and rage. But some guests appear and give some new colours to the sextet Post-Rock: Han Stubbe (clarinet from D.A.A.U.), Aurore Grelet (harp), Nicolas Montulet (acordeon), Yago (trumpet, trombon). Recorded under the leadership of Stéphane Bombard, SWEEK release here a conclusive, this Belgian six-piece from the region of Andenne delivers an epic follow up that clocks in at 63 minutes for 6 songs. As this band plays long instrumental tracks and uses violin and cello next to the usual guitars, bass and drums, it could be easily compared to Godspeed You Black Emperor or other post rock trendsetters such as Explosions In The Sky or Mogwai.