Lost in the Riots is a British post-rock band known for crafting soundscapes that are as emotionally potent as they are sonically expansive. Formed in Watford in 2010, the quartet quickly distinguished themselves within the post-rock scene with their energetic performances and a nuanced blend of atmospheric guitars, driving rhythms, and layers of intricate melodies.

Over the years, Lost in the Riots have cultivated a robust discography, showcasing their evolution as musicians and storytellers. Notable releases such as "Stranger In the Alps" (2012) and "Move On, Make Trails" (2014) received praise for their dynamic compositions and thoughtful progression of the post-rock genre. Their latest offerings, including singles like "Bonds" and "Chemistry," as well as the well-received "TRAPPIST" and "I Was a Fucking Jet Engine," further cement the band's reputation for pushing the boundaries of instrumental music. The "The Ranch Live Sessions" provides a glimpse into their raw energy and the connection between the band and their audience during live performances, while the eloquent "Sinking Ships" rounds out their recent explorations, demonstrating the band's consistent ability to convey complex emotions and construct vivid auditory experiences.