Record of the Week is Sideways to New Italy, the glorious second full album from Melbourne's Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever. You know we always rave about these guys, but this new set really...
We have three Dinked editions released today, all gloriously different and all three fine additions to what we've been building over the last couple of years with our shop network.Edition...
This week's Record of the Week is Consummation, a really brilliant return from Katie Von Schleicher. This LP has such a great drive to it, a smokey sort of delivery with tense...
Record of the Week is quite a marvel, Moses Sumney’s 20-track double album Græ. The first part was released digitally back in February, but listening to the two pieces united is really quite...
Record of the Week is Straight Songs of Sorrow, a gripping new set from Mark Lanegan. His memoir* 'Sing Backwards and Weep' was released last week and has been getting rave reviews,...
Record of the Week is the return of Ben Lukas Boysen on Erased Tapes with Mirage. As with many of those magic moments on Erased Tapes, Mirage finds itself in the beautiful spaces...
Record of the Week is a big return in these parts, with Sea Change alumnus and hugely talented songwriter BC Camplight releasing Shortly After Takeoff on Bella Union. It is the third in his...
Our Record of the Week for this fairly bonkers-looking new dawn is the utterly lush new Four Tet album Sixteen Oceans. The beat making and production is just wonderful. It simultaneously sounds vast...
Our Record of the Week is Traditional Techniques, Stephen Malkmus' third solo LP without the Jicks (or Pavement)... That said, Matt Sweeney appears almost throughout... which is just superb news! Ten songs of...
Our last Record of the Week for February is the return of The Orielles with the excellent Disco Volador. On the surface it sways along with deliciously wonky vibes, but listen carefully and...
After two feverishly received albums as King Krule, plus another low-key outing under his own name, Archy Marshall returns with Man Alive!, our Record of the Week and possibly his most rounded work...
Record of the Week is The Slow Rush, the return after a five-year absence from Kevin Parker's Tame Impala. It has been meticulously produced, you only need to take a few minutes...
SEPTEMBER
The sound of early Autumn 2024 is very much the swirling and evocative combination of Anatolian rock and vintage global grooves…
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Originally released in September 1974, No Other is an absolutely extraordinary album of Country-steeped rock and roll balladeering from The Byrds founding member, Gene Clark. An LP of huge innovation...
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Released in September 1970, Curtis is the eponymous solo debut from Curtis Mayfield, an album soothing soul and biting social commentary.