“I think one of the great things of coming from a band background, is that with every song or theme you write, you have the audience in mind, because you’ll play it live in a week and you have to win their hearts.”

Martin Byrial | LA-based composer for film and the concert hall

Martin Byrial is a Danish composer most widely known for his work as composer, singer, and synthesist with the anthemic post-rock group LISERSTILLE, with whom he was part of a post-rock revival in Scandinavia in the early millennium.

“LISERSTILLE make a Grand Prolonged Boom, combining Sigur Rós glazed crawl with early riff-centric Flaming Lips and the explosive Payoff of Pink Floyds “Careful with that Axe, Eugene”. And they are just getting started..”
David Fricke – Rolling Stone Magazine.

Martin Byrial progressed into symphonic music and film scoring – recently Robbie C. Williamson’s feature film God Teeth, TBR 2024 [Listen to the soundtrack here]. and the 6 movement grand scale symphonic homage to families fighting chronic illness, Concerto for Strings and Organ No. 1 – [Here performed for String orchestra and Organ]