And Also The Trees is an English post-punk band that has carved a unique niche in the landscape of alternative music since their formation in 1979. Hailing from Inkberrow, Worcestershire, the band's sound intertwines gothic and romantic lyricism with atmospheric landscapes, creating a haunting yet beautiful musical experience that has evolved over the decades. The core members, Simon Huw Jones (vocals), his brother Justin Jones (guitar), Grant Bevan (bass), and Nick Havas (drums), were later joined by Paul Hill and Ian Jenkins (bass), forming a stable line-up that contributed significantly to their distinct sound.

The band's discography, rich with poetic titles and introspective themes, showcases a journey through the darker and more ethereal sides of post-punk and neo-folk music. Albums such as "Virus Meadow" and "(Listen For) The Rag And Bone Man" are often cited as landmarks in their genre, encapsulating the essence of And Also The Trees' ability to blend melancholy with beauty. Their more recent releases, including "Born into the Waves" and "The Bone Carver," continue to reflect the band's mastery in creating evocative music that resonates with both long-time fans and new listeners. With a career spanning over four decades, And Also The Trees remains a seminal and influential group, consistently delivering compelling music that defies the transient trends of the music industry.