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.
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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...
Ffa Coffi Pawb, Quasimoto, Karen Dalton, Q Lazzarus, Tim Hecker and Cindy Lee.
From Bethesda to Colorado, bop to hop, cult voices and an album title too long for a CD spine… We start this week in gorgeous Bethesda, Wales, circa 1988 for...
Creedence Clearwater Revival, Tokyo Bliss, Barnyard Beehive, A Love From Outer Space and A Tribe Called Quest.
All-time swap rock, Tokyo City Music, the Grand Ole Opry and 122bpm.
Chakalaka Jazz, the Original Sound of Mali, Vashti Bunyan, Her Space Holiday, Dizzy Reece, Desire and Gnonnas Pedro.
Bookending today's essential not-new music with trips to South Africa, Mali and Benin.
Madvillain, Big Thief, Toumani Diabaté, The Lemonheads and ‘The Cobra Label’.
The most iconic duo, Big Thief’s breakout and other excellent not-new sounds.
Studio, Yo La Tengo, Sufjan Stevens, Frank Black, Lightnin’ Hopkins, John Lee Hooker and Michael Head and The Strands.
Friday was a big one for the new stuff and today is a big one for the not-new stuff. Proper record shop action folks.
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers, Freddie Hubbard, Greg Freeman and Fairport Convention.
Fast and winding jazz tones, crunching and whining country tones.
Nina Simone, Neil Young, Cal Tjader, Jimmy Smith, Grant Green, Lonnie Smith and Penguin Cafe Orchestra.
A couple of stone cold classics, some serious cocktail party ammunition and a full set of Penguins too!
Mercury Rev, Burial, Nahawa Doumbia, Jimmy Smith, Sonny Rollins, Jack Kerouac, Hank Mobley, Freddie Roach and Run The Jewels.
Some stone cold jazz classics alongside epic heartbreakers, textural production magic and Malian treasure.
‘Nigeria Special’, Bill Callahan, CAN, The Special AKA, Matthew Dear, McCoy Tyner and Joe Henderson.
Nigerian scorchers, Smog at the BBC, piano meditations, CAN ripping it live and jazz at Slugs’
‘Weird Scenes from The Hangout’, Alvvays, Talking Heads, John Cale, Fairport Convention, Buffalo Tom, Cass McCombs and Aphrodite's Child.
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