Super Djata Band, Pete Shelley, Venetian Snares, Sarah Davachi and New Order.
Looping magic from Mali, punk-adjacent synth pop and some other serious tones for your stereo.
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Kendrick Lamar, Bill Evans, Vince Guaraldi, Ry Cooder and Sufjan Stevens.
Two iconic albums from 2015, one of the best soundtracks ever and our most-favourite jazz key men!
Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru, Scientist, Moskito, Orbital, Ffa Coffi Pawb, Thelonious Monk and The Scientist.
From piano meditations to desk-bending dub via Welsh psych, seminal electronics and powerhouses of pantsula!
Gruff Rhys, Throbbing Gristle, Stanley Turrentine, Hank Mobley and Regina Spektor.
A little volley of reissues, from Bop to the esteemed journeys of John Evans.
The Linco Label, Countdown Records, Chapterhouse and Xmal Deutschland.
Goth wave, shoegaze swirlers, and the funk and soul sounds of Linco…
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!
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.
Lonnie Liston Smith, Coke, Unrest, Studio One Showcase 45, Hardcore Traxx and William Onyeabor.
Scorchers from Miami, Brazil, Studio One, Chicago and Enugu. Are you ready?
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.
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.
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.
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...
