So Far As I Know Makes the Case for Patience on no fear in love
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So Far As I Know Makes the Case for Patience on no fear in love
A Georgia-Based Composer Folds Post-Rock, Shoegaze and Psychedelia Into a Six-Minute Single
So Far As I Know has 20 releases on Spotify. They run from a 2012 album to no fear in love, which arrived on 18 September 2026. The project belongs to Sergei Guselnikov, a composer and multi-instrumentalist based in Georgia. The new single runs for five minutes and 52 seconds of post-rock, shoegaze and psychedelic sound.
So Far As I Know sits in our rock and alternative playlist below, alongside the guitar records this desk tracks, and every feature on the act is listed on the So Far As I Know profile. BestMusic.News received no fear in love through PopHits.Co Music Charts, the programme that verifies independent artists and places their releases across its network of music news sites. Listen first, then keep reading.
That length is the first thing to know. no fear in love takes its time. It is built for listeners who let a track unfold rather than skip to the hook. The project states its aim plainly. It sets out to examine inner states and psychological patterns, and to turn personal experience into instrumental forms.
Who This Single Is For
The single is for listeners who already live in long-form guitar music. Anyone who found post-rock through Explosions in the Sky, or shoegaze through Slowdive, will recognise the territory. It is a world of patience, layered sound and a slow build. Those names are a map of the genres, not a claim about any shared history.
The title adds a second layer. It echoes a phrase many listeners will know from the First Epistle of John, there is no fear in love. It also fits a project that treats feeling as its subject. For a reader new to the catalogue, that makes it an inviting place to start. The idea is clear before the first note.
The Early Response to no fear in love Sits on Fourteen Years of So Far As I Know Releases
A single this new has no long review trail yet, so the useful context is the catalogue behind it. So Far As I Know released Far from the Earth Beneath Your Feet in 2012 and Hidden Poetry in 2015. After that, the project built steadily through singles before the album Awe arrived in March 2024. Later that year came Take My Hand, We’re Gonna Be Fine, a single whose title reads like quiet reassurance.
The recent pace is quick. Moon Blossoms and l’espérance came out in 2025. Pattern followed in February 2026, then fracture in May and now no fear in love in September. That makes five singles since the start of 2025, a steady run for a one-person project. It also shows a composer working in public rather than waiting years between records.
Earlier releases show how far the project reaches. The 2021 single Breach was composed, produced, recorded and mixed by Guselnikov. Guest singers added vocals to two of its three tracks. Magnus Lindberg then mastered it. He is a Stockholm engineer and a member of the Swedish band Cult of Luna. That is a strong signal of where this music sits: close to the heavier, more expansive end of post-rock and post-metal.
The Community Around So Far As I Know, From Bandcamp Listeners to a Cult of Luna Connection
The community around So Far As I Know gathers where long-form instrumental music usually lives. The catalogue is on Bandcamp as well as the major streaming services. Listeners can also follow the project on YouTube, SoundCloud, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and X.
The audience is international by design. The release history includes titles in English, French and Russian. For a charts desk, that spread matters. It points to a listener base built track by track, across languages, not around one local scene.
Our reading of the numbers is simple. Twenty releases over fourteen years, with the pace rising in the last two, describes a composer who is still building. So no fear in love is the latest step. Its length makes it the right track to judge whether this sound is for you.
Where to Listen and Follow
BestMusic.News’s curator team: “Most singles try to win you in 30 seconds. no fear in love asks for six minutes. That tells you exactly who it was made for: listeners who come to post-rock for the long build.”
Stream no fear in love on Apple Music. Then revisit Breach on Spotify, Apple Music and Bandcamp, and hear Take My Hand, We’re Gonna Be Fine on Spotify. Follow So Far As I Know on Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, Deezer, SoundCloud, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and X.
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