We'll spare you the superlatives, it’s just a busy and scorching new week of music. Hello, Friends. Our Record of the Week is Great Spans of Muddy Time, the really superb return...
Here are your treats from the archives and reviving tonics. Hello, Friends. As we mentioned on our Records of the Week newsletter this week, to celebrate the release of Mirry, we spoke to her...
One of those weeks with something for everyone... As long as you like good music! Hello, Friends. Our Record of the Week is Mirry, the self-titled, full release of the quite remarkable...
Talking town planning, ice cream and newspaper. It all pertains to records too! Hello, Friends. "It took me 10 years to recover from being a one-hit wonder."Eddie Chacon, the man who...
It's all about record shops. We're very excited to bring you Deluxe No.22, a new edition of our long-running deep dive into record shop culture. For this edition, we caught up...
Fire up the stereo folks, we’re looking backwards today. Hello, Friends. For the second week running, we bring you news of new-not-new Records of the Week on a Friday, a batch...
Welcoming you to the first newness of March with a really superb set. Hello, Friends.Here are our first batch of new releases for March 2021, including Flock, our March Album of the...
Warm sunlight, cool breezes and a fond goodbye to February. Hello, Friends. Signing off February 2021 with a late afternoon check in from Drift HQ.It took just three minutes of the...
FEATURE
You could argue that Loaded isn’t necessarily The Velvet Underground’s “best album.” It is, however, one of the finest albums of all time.
PLAYLIST
Staff curated and updated weekly, this is all the new things and all the old things that have been getting loads of plays at Drift.
APRIL
Sharp, wry and really pounding, Package Pt. 2 is the second studio set from Brooklyn no-wave / post-punks, Gustaf.
FEATURE
We are delighted to release the 27th edition of our Deluxe Newspaper, a trip back through the Records of the Year in 2023.
FEATURE
Released in September 1970, Curtis is the eponymous solo debut from Curtis Mayfield, an album soothing soul and biting social commentary.
