Circuit des Yeux, KEG, clipping., Throwing Muses, Derya Yıldırım & Grup Şimşek, Whatever The Weather and Edwyn Collins.
Half a dozen, big-tip, new albums that honestly couldn’t sound less like one another. A great week.
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Record Store Day 2025; Expected Arrivals
Record Store Day 2025 is just one month away. On Saturday 12th April, we expect to be stocking the following exclusive releases...
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.
Palace Music - Viva Last Blues
As the album approaches its thirtieth anniversary this late summer, we are today dropping the needle on Viva Last Blues; a flash of raw brilliance from the early Will Oldham...
Pale Blue Eyes, Moreish Idols, SASAMI, Alabaster DePlume, Jason Isbell, The Tubs and Clara Mann.
Synth pop, big pop, art rock loops, Country royalty, experimentalism and plenty more new sounds.
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...
A Stereolab Primer
Give us three hours and we’ll convince you that Stereolab are one of the most influential, inventive and straight up cool bands around... As part of this week’s Best New...
Karen Dalton - In My Own Time
This Sunday we are listening to ‘In My Own Time’, Karen Dalton’s second, final and beautifully beguiling album. A Sunday classic if ever there was one.
Ichiko Aoba, Everything Is Recorded, Bdrmm, Panda Bear, Mdou Moctar, Marie Davidson, Andy Bell, Okonski and Darkside.
Across the last nine odd weeks, 2025 has been bountiful for new music. But this week’s vastness really is something to write home about.
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...
Chet Baker Sings
Recorded and released in 1954 on the Los Angeles–based Pacific Jazz label, Chet Baker Sings is the debut vocal album from the man dubbed the “Prince of Cool”.
Maruja, Laurie Torres, Youth Lagoon, The Murder Capital, All Seeing Dolls, Joan Shelley and Motorpsycho.
A few loud things, a few quiet things and lots of lush ebbs and flows in between. Your stereo needs a work out.
