Studio Electrophonique, Geese, Cate Le Bon, Mulatu Astatke, SPRINTS, Tom Skinner, Robert Plant and John Maus.
All bases covered, it’s another classic week for good stereo vibes and full racks.
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Beck, Terry Hall, Real Estate, New Order and LATIN FIRE!
Early Beck goodness, Real Estate janglers and some pretty weird and wonderful sounds from the archives.
The Raincoats – The Raincoats
If anyone is ever up for a ‘best ever self-titled debut LP’ conversation, then The Raincoats have to be in it…
Wednesday, SANAM, Kieran Hebden + William Tyler, Pôt-pot, Kendra Morris, NewDad, Black Lips, Joan Shelley and Nation Of Language.
Country raspers, doomy tones, spidery guitar magic, lurching krautrock and Latin air amongst other things…
Cate Le Bon - Michelangelo Dying
September’s Record of the Month is Michelangelo Dying, the visceral seventh album from Welsh musician and producer Cate Le Bon.
Haruomi Hosono, James Endeacott’s Morning Glory, Led Zeppelin, David Bowie and International Anthem essentials.
Tropical proto City Pop maximalism, vast sonic vistas, live Zeppelin, Bowie boxed and plenty more.
Toots & the Maytals - Funky Kingston
This Sunday felt like one where we could all do with a little pick me up, so we turned to Toots and one of the most spiritually uplifting albums we...
Kassa Overall, Gruff Rhys, Baxter Dury, King Princess, Maruja, Guerilla Toss and Michael Hurley.
Not for the first time, nor the last time this month, the new release racks are hugely impressive. Shall we elaborate?
Rick Asikpo and Afro Fusion, Les Disques Bongo Joe, Spiritual Soul, MF DOOM, Metronomy, Autechre and Hot Chip.
Stuff you’ll know, stuff you won’t and absolutely something for everybody.
David Byrne, Big Thief, shame, Curtis Harding, Gwenifer Raymond, El Michels Affair, Ghostwoman, Mechatok and Shrunken Elvis.
Guys, we have records in abundance. Honestly, mark it down, what a week!
Bobby Hutcherson - Total Eclipse
Full of slow-burning emotional arcs against dazzling speed and dexterity, 1969’s Total Eclipse is cosmic stuff.
Kid Koala, Tyler, The Creator, Horace Andy, Errol Brown & The Revolutionaries, The Maccabees and Mazzy Star.
From turntablism to essential dub rippers and pedal-stomping hallucinogens, everything sounds great, mate.
