Mogwai is a Scottish post-rock band formed in Glasgow in 1995. The group was founded by Stuart Braithwaite, Dominic Aitchison, and Martin Bulloch, with later additions of John Cummings and multi-instrumentalist Barry Burns. Known for their evocative and atmospheric soundscapes, Mogwai blends intricate guitar work, driving rhythms, and dynamic contrasts, often switching between delicate melodies and thunderous walls of noise. Their music is primarily instrumental, relying on emotion and texture rather than lyrics to convey meaning. The band's debut album "Mogwai Young Team," released in 1997, quickly gained critical acclaim and established their reputation as pioneers in the post-rock genre. Over the years, Mogwai has continued to evolve their sound through albums such as "Come On Die Young," "Rock Action," and "Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will." They have also composed several memorable soundtracks, including for the French television series "Les Revenants" and the documentary "Atomic: Living in Dread and Promise." Mogwai's music has earned them a dedicated global following and recognition for their contributions to modern instrumental rock. Despite their experimental nature, they have achieved commercial success, with their album "As the Love Continues," released in 2021, reaching number one on the UK Albums Chart. Renowned for their intense live performances, Mogwai remains a dynamic force in contemporary music, consistently pushing boundaries while maintaining their distinct sonic identity.