Pulp, Little Simz, Lifeguard, Hayden Pedigo, McKinley Dixon, Ouzo Bazooka, Ben Lamar Gay and Lucy Gooch.
A couple of truly epic returns, a couple of truly sizzling Dinked Editions and some genuine thrillers. We are stacked!
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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!
The 13th Floor Elevators - Psychedelic Sounds
If anyone ever epitomised the adage of burning bright and fast, it sure was Texan rock band The 13th Floor Elevators. Are you ready to get psychedelic on a Sunday?
Moin, Resavoir & Matt Gold and Phi-Psonics.
We did tell you that we’d tell you when they landed... and man have they landed!
Ty Segall, caroline, Kathryn Joseph, Alan Sparhawk, Qasim Naqvi, Léa Sen, Demise Of Love, Mike and lots more…
Absolutely and categorically the fullest and most excellent week of new stuff so far in 2025.
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!
Herbie Hancock - Thrust
With a swirl of jazz, funk and squelching new synth tones, Herbie Hancock’s Thrust is a forty minute trip to a different planet...
First Play; More Pulp.
To celebrate one of the year’s most highly anticipated releases, we’ll be running an exclusive playback party to premiere Pulp’s More album.
Stereolab, These New Puritans, Pan Amsterdam, Karman Line Collective, Quinie, Daniel O’Sullivan, Ganavya, Earth and Sault.
Note it down, folks. Late May twenty five, a week of quite magnificent new music for your bandwidths.
Stereolab - Instant Holograms On Metal Film
It all started with ‘Unsolicited Stereolab Material’ on 7” in the mail and we have been grooving hard since. May’s Record of the Month is - obviously! - Stereolab.
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.
M(h)aol, Surprise Chef, Billy Nomates, Miso Extra, Ezra Furman, Friendship, Tune Yards, Grails and AAA Gripper.
A rash of hard and prickling guitars, with cinematic soul and immersive headspaces too.
