Roots Rocking Zimbabwe, Jane Weaver, Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings and Owl John.
We start this slightly shorter new week with the birth of the modern music industry in Zimbabwe and the explosion of creativity through the 70s and 80s… and how!
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Real Estate - Days
Released in October 2011, Real Estate’s Days was such an instant classic that we delayed the printing of our Records of the Year magazine just to include it...
Mei Semones, Car Seat Headrest, Jenny Hval, Blondshell, Paco Cathcart, Cash Langdon and Dylan Aycock.
A really stacked week with big returns and absolute gems of underground treasure!
Julie Doiron, Mk.gee, Rilo Kiley, The All Seeing I, “Gather In The Mushrooms” and Isaac Hayes.
Grunge-adjacent slow burners, Panther-walking groovers, folky idealism, Hot Buttered Soul and more.
Boards of Canada - Geogaddi
An album we have listened to hundreds of times over the last twenty years, but each play still offers something both new and inexplicably familiar, with a shadow of the...
Viagra Boys, Natural Information Society & Bitchin Bajas, Emma-Jean Thackray, William Tyler, Fly Anakin, Hieroglyphic Being, Light-Space Modulator and Cloth.
It’s a serious return to general record shop business and we have so much to play you…
Walt McClements - On a Painted Ocean
Against the frenzy of the last few weeks, April’s Record of the Month collects moments of sublime calm and expansive emotional resonance from Walt McClements.
Gábor Szabó - The Sorcerer
Blurring the lines between swinging pop and finger-clicking jazz cool, The Sorcerer is irrepressibly stylish. A proper ‘wish you were there’ vibe.
Chime Oblivion, Beirut, Julien Baker & TORRES, Little Barrie & Malcolm Catto, Heavy Lungs, Divide and Dissolve, Quade and Neil Young.
Wild, heavy, swooning, whining and plenty more. We are back to business!
Bon Iver, Dead Pioneers, Tara Nome Doyle, Daughter of Swords, Cold Specks and Julian Cope.
We know that Saturday is The Big Saturday, but tomorrow is actually a pretty damn good edition of new music Friday, you know…
PJ Harvey - Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea
An album of contradictions and contrasts, PJ Harvey’s Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea is absolutely full of life.
Black Country, New Road, Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs, Yann Tiersen, David Longstreth, Σtella, Walt McClements and Index For Working Musik.
What. A. Week. It’s a bit like something is happening soon and everyone rushed to get out a killer album…
