UK post-rock duo Liminal Sky released new album »All Tomorrow’s Darkness«; out now via Karisma Records!

UK post-rock duo Liminal Sky stream their debut album, »All Tomorrow’s Darkness«, which was just released on June 19th, 2026 via Karisma Records.

Tracklist:
01. Some Other Time (feat. Mat McNerney)
02. A Solitary Future (feat. Kristoffer Rygg)
03. In Some Secret Universe (feat. Mat McNerney)
04. Forget Me Not (feat. Mat McNerney)
05. Penance (feat. Karin Park)
06. The Weight Of Heaven (feat. Kristoffer Rygg)
07. Algebra Of Unknowing (feat. Mat McNerney)
08. Oar On The Mooring (feat. Mat McNerney)
09. All Tomorrow’s Darkness (feat. Mat McNerney & Daniel O’Sullivan)

Courtesy of Karisma Records:

Liminal Sky is the rebirth of the creative partnership behind progressive post-rock band Messenger, brought to life by producer Jaime Gomez Arellano and Daniel Knight. Their debut album »All Tomorrow’s Darkness«, featuring Mat McNerney (Hexvessel/Grave Pleasures), Kristoffer Rygg (Ulver) and members of Årabrot, Ulver and Jaga Jazzist is released now via Karisma Records.

Listen/order the album HERE.

Jaime Gomez Arellano comment on the release: “I’m incredibly grateful for the response that »All Tomorrow’s Darkness« has received so far. Daniel and I spent nearly five years bringing this album to life, and it means a great deal to me, both personally and creatively.

What started during a period of total darkness gradually became a record about loss, hope and eventually, moving forward. It also became a meditation on mortality, the fleeting nature of life and how to make peace with the certainty of death and the unknown that follows. After living with these songs for so long, it’s very rewarding to know that the feelings behind them have resonated with others.

A huge thank you to everyone who has listened to the album, supported the project, and helped bring it to life.

Everyone dies.”

Photo by Simon Kallas

Liminal Sky is the meeting point of two musicians searching for a way out of the darkness. Continuing their work from their previous band Messenger, Jaime Gomez Arellano and Daniel Knight channel sadness and loss into a shared musical language. The borderland between despondency and tear-stained hope has a name: Liminal Sky.

Progressive, widescreen guitars chime out, stark yet luminous, barren yet revealing as Liminal Sky layers and climaxes each song to a heady reverberating crescendo. The instrumentation on »All Tomorrow’s Darkness« is seamlessly eclectic, and spirited by a constellation of guest musicians and voices who appear throughout. Mat McNerney’s vocals and lyrics on six of the album’s nine tracks form the backbone of the record. Crafting the lyrics and vocal arrangements together with Gomez and Knight in Finland to establish the soul of their debut album, McNerney’s words articulate the album’s terrain. Having recently lost his mother, McNerney brought a profound personal resonance with songs like »In Some Secret Universe« and »Algebra Of Unknowing« expanding the album’s honesty and depth.

Other voices move through »All Tomorrow’s Darkness« like spectral presences: Kristoffer Rygg (Ulver) brings a fragile, shimmering intensity to two tracks, while Karin Park (Årabrot) adds raw emotional gravity to »Penance«, and Daniel O’Sullivan (Ulver, Æthenor, Grumbling Fur, Årabrot collaborator) provides a haunting vocal invocation on the title track. Around them, instrumental colours bloom across the record’s expanse with Lars Horntveth (Jaga Jazzist, The National Bank) threading saxophone, synths and lap steel, while Alicia Nurho (violinist/violist in contemporary classical & experimental music) paints the album with pale, trembling strings. Anders Møller (Kåre & The Cavemen / Euroboys, Ulver live percussionist) deepens the rhythmic pulse with ritualistic percussion, Tore Ylwizaker (Ulver) in one of his last recorded performances contributes a ghostly piano refrain, and Ole Alexander Halstensgård (Ulver) shadows the soundscape with dissolving electronic textures. Finally, Matt Rozeik (Necro Deathmort) (multi-instrumentalist/producer known for atmospheric electronic and alternative rock work) adds subtle, smouldering synth tones. Every collaborator adds texture without altering direction, held together by Gomez’s careful production and cohesive sonic identity for clarity and atmosphere.

Released worldwide by Karisma Records on June 19th, »All Tomorrow’s Darkness« introduces Liminal Sky as a music of fearless vulnerability. It is melancholic post-rock scraped down to bone, grief and beauty without resolution. For fans of Messenger, (early) Opeth, Jeff Buckley, Ulver, The Mars Volta, Anathema, Radiohead, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Sigur Rós, and Talk Talk’s »Spirit Of Eden« era.

»All Tomorrow’s Darkness« marks both an ending and a beginning: a final chapter in a long, difficult period for its creators, and the opening of a new path for Liminal Sky. Gomez has already begun writing the next Liminal Sky album. Whether out of necessity or instinct, the world of Liminal Sky continues to expand, bleakly, beautifully and lit by the faint glow that appears when all other lights have gone out.

Liminal Sky are:
Jaime Gomez Arellano
Daniel Knight

Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well