Ffa Coffi Pawb, Quasimoto, Karen Dalton, Q Lazzarus, Tim Hecker and Cindy Lee.
From Bethesda to Colorado, bop to hop, cult voices and an album title too long for a CD spine… We start this week in gorgeous Bethesda, Wales, circa 1988 for...
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Chet Baker Sings
Recorded and released in 1954 on the Los Angeles–based Pacific Jazz label, Chet Baker Sings is the debut vocal album from the man dubbed the “Prince of Cool”.
Maruja, Laurie Torres, Youth Lagoon, The Murder Capital, All Seeing Dolls, Joan Shelley and Motorpsycho.
A few loud things, a few quiet things and lots of lush ebbs and flows in between. Your stereo needs a work out.
Creedence Clearwater Revival, Tokyo Bliss, Barnyard Beehive, A Love From Outer Space and A Tribe Called Quest.
All-time swap rock, Tokyo City Music, the Grand Ole Opry and 122bpm.
The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan
Not so much ‘just an album’ more perhaps a cultural artifact, The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan is an extraordinary record and it is on the stereo right now!
Darkside - Nothing
Transmissions of negative space, telepathic seance and spectral improvisation… Man, are we hyped to have Darkside back!
Horsegirl, Richard Dawson, Bartees Strange, John Glacier, Denison Witmer and Marshall Allen.
To celebrate the most romantic day of the year, we have half a dozen stunners for your eyes to beholder.
Chakalaka Jazz, the Original Sound of Mali, Vashti Bunyan, Her Space Holiday, Dizzy Reece, Desire and Gnonnas Pedro.
Bookending today's essential not-new music with trips to South Africa, Mali and Benin.
Elliott Smith - Elliott Smith
A stark masterpiece of songwriting and fragile performance, this week’s Sunday classic is the eponymous second album from venerated writer Elliott Smith.
Record Store Day 2025
The starter pistol has been fired, hundreds and hundreds of records have been announced. We do have to talk about it a little bit.
Confucius MC and Bastien Keb, Squid, Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory, Nadia Reid, FACS, Heartworms and HONESTY.
We got a feeling that this’ll go down as one of those classic weeks. Lots to discover, lots to fall for.
Madvillain, Big Thief, Toumani Diabaté, The Lemonheads and ‘The Cobra Label’.
The most iconic duo, Big Thief’s breakout and other excellent not-new sounds.
