Record of the Week is a really striking collaborative concept record. Planetarium is an album co-composed by four musicians: Bryce Dessner (of The National), contemporary classical composer Nico Muhly, percussionist...
Our record of the week is Modern English Decoration, the hazy second LP from Ulrika Spacek. We have been all week streaming it in full on our blog and it's an...
Honestly now, this knocked us sideways when we first heard it. Matt Jones returns as Crescent on The Pastels' Geographic Music imprint. Resin Pockets is his first album in ten...
Record of the Week is a stunner from Aldous Harding. Party is the second studio album (first with 4AD) from New Zealander and Sea Change 2017 performer. Produced by John Parish (PJ...
Record of the Week is Rosewood Almanac, the beautifully intricate new LP from Will Stratton.It's his sixth studio LP (he's a good ten years into record making), but his first...
It could have been one of any of a dozen candidates, but we have chosen this week's Record of the Week to be the new, self-titled album from Slowdive. It's...
Record of the week is Gargoyle, the new LP from Mark Lanegan. Man! He's been doing some amazing work recently with long drawn out subtlety, but Gargoyle is like a thump... it's euphoric...
Nearly two decades after the last official GAS album release, Wolfgang Voigt returns to his iconic Ambient project with a brand new full-length. Narkopop is an album of gloriously unsettling...
JUNE
We sure do love it when a duo make a lot of noise, but this pair don’t just make a noise, they make the entire room undulate and quiver.
FEATURE
One of the most beautiful albums that we’ve ever heard; Green doesn’t just create a mood, it is an entire world of serenity and imagination.
PLAYLIST
Staff curated and updated weekly, this is all the new things and all the old things that have been getting loads of plays at Drift.
FEATURE
Released in September 1970, Curtis is the eponymous solo debut from Curtis Mayfield, an album soothing soul and biting social commentary.