Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers, Freddie Hubbard, Greg Freeman and Fairport Convention.
Fast and winding jazz tones, crunching and whining country tones.
Smog - Knock Knock
Knock Knock is the seventh studio album from Bill Callahan, at the time still trading under the Smog moniker, and an album that rekindles broken spirits. Proper dark magic.
The Weather Station, Songhoy Blues, Ela Minus, Jasmine.4.t, David Gray, Wilco, Blue Lake and Delivery.
Some really beautiful tones this week, a bit of garage stomp, some looping riffs and even club textures too!
Delivery – Force Majeure
If we can be sure of anything in 2025, the musical city of Melbourne is gonna deliver, and Delivery really deliver!
Yo La Tengo - I Am Not Afraid Of You And I Will Beat Your Ass
You can pick any record from the YLT discography and rejuvenate your Sunday, but this one is really gonna start you on the right foot. Trust.
Lambrini Girls, Franz Ferdinand, Bridget Hayden, Early James, Moonchild Sanelly and Brown Spirits.
Loud and messy, maximal and grandiose, striking, eerie and plenty of other stereo directions.
Desmond Dekker - The Israelites
Spearheaded by one of the most iconic singles of all time, Desmond Dekker’s The Israelites album is twenty six faultless minutes of supreme good vibes.
Collection: 2024’s finest compilations.
Stories from a long time ago, scenes that can’t be forgotten and the very best trips. Our favourite compilation albums from 2024.
Compiled; Bliss Out For Days, Eccentric Disco, DEVO and Begging the Moon.
Well, we did promise that we’d tell you about some excellent compilations.
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!
The National, Saint Etienne, Rahim Redcar, OCS, Jane Weaver, Kim Gordon, Tristwch y Fenywod and Say She She.
Epic and live, intimate and drowsy, propulsive pop and ROTY specials.
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.
Discover slightly longer reads with an anthology of our favourite ‘Sunday Classic’ albums.
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Yo La Tengo - I Am Not Afraid Of You And I Will Beat Your Ass
You can pick any record from the YLT discography and rejuvenate your Sunday, but this one is really gonna start you on the right foot. Trust.
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The La’s - The La’s
One of the best eponymous albums ever. One of the finest debut albums ever. One of the most genuinely timeless albums ever.
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Ian Carr’s Nucleus - Roots
Originally released in 1973, Roots is an amazing album of jazz-funk swagger. Too hot to handle and mostly then unavailable since its release...
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A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
The iconic second LP from A Tribe Called Quest. An absolute classic of murky beats, hazy samples and bubbling lyrical flows.