Hiroshi Yoshimura, Arthur Verocai, Underscores, Thee Oh Sees, Lou Donaldson, Horace Silver and Clikatat Ikatowi.
Sublime ambience, more Latin air, blastin’ frenetics, fuzz-drenched force and jazz grooves that swing.
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Arthur Verocai - Arthur Verocai
The very embodiment of ‘create a vibe and leave them wanting more’, Arthur Verocai’s self-titled 1972 album is a perfect 29 minutes.
Daniel Brandt, Japanese Breakfast, My Morning Jacket, Macie Stewart, The Horrors, Lonnie Holley and Graham Reynolds.
Dystopian bangers, gothic swooners, country rock bristle, piano loveliness, dark industrials and tons more. It’s a great week!
Disques Debs International, ESG, Cujo and Scraping Bubblegum Off My Soul.
The sounds of Guadeloupe, South Bronx big beats, hazy atmospherics and sunny punk sizzlers.
The Slits - Cut
Cut is the debut studio album by The Slits, a curious gem of mutant grooves and avant production that bust out of the punk scene.
Los Pirañas - Una Oportunidad más de triunfar en la vida
Created entirely from improvised sessions, our March Record of the Month is the totally vitalising Una Oportunidad más de Triunfar en la Vida from trio, Los Pirañas.
Circuit des Yeux, KEG, clipping., Throwing Muses, Derya Yıldırım & Grup Şimşek, Whatever The Weather and Edwyn Collins.
Half a dozen, big-tip, new albums that honestly couldn’t sound less like one another. A great week.
Record Store Day 2025; Expected Arrivals
Record Store Day 2025 is just one month away. On Saturday 12th April, we expect to be stocking the following exclusive releases...
Neil Young, Grace Jones, Sonic Youth, David Bowie and more Tristwch y Fenywod.
If you’re wanting to talk about big hitters, we’re in the mood to talk about big hitters.
Palace Music - Viva Last Blues
As the album approaches its thirtieth anniversary this late summer, we are today dropping the needle on Viva Last Blues; a flash of raw brilliance from the early Will Oldham...
Pale Blue Eyes, Moreish Idols, SASAMI, Alabaster DePlume, Jason Isbell, The Tubs and Clara Mann.
Synth pop, big pop, art rock loops, Country royalty, experimentalism and plenty more new sounds.
Wes Montgomery, Quincy Jones, Yo La Tengo, Motörhead, Electric Six and Stereolab.
A serious jazz thumb, sublime Quincy moments, cinematic vibes, the löudest going and armfulls of Stereolab. It does require quite the confidence of flex to title your LP ‘The Incredible...
