Drift Monday Digest: 3rd May 2021
Interesting Sunday reads and distractions, but on a Monday. Hello, Friends. For three-quarters of their lifetime, Hex Enduction Records & Books of Lake City, Seattle have been making the best they can of...
Not-New Records of the Week: Metronomy, PJ Harvey, Life Without Buildings, Can, The Oh Sees and Kosuke Mine.
Complimenting yesterday’s newsies with some essential not-new-newness.Hello, Friends. Friday is all about a lush tenth anniversary edition of an album very close to our hearts. Metronomy's wonderful The English Riviera was released on 8th April 2011 and it...
Always Open! And now, quite literally so... Sort of.
It's true, we are going to open up the front door again and welcome you back to the mothership. As of this Saturday (1st May), Drift will begin operating new hours...
Records of the Week: Leon Vynehall, Ya Tseen, Manchester Orchestra, Beachy Head, Teenage Fanclub and The Coral!
Part One: The new. A week with a lot going on, which - as ever - is sounding great! Hello, Friends. Welcome to part one of the week's Drift dispatches, focused today on...
That's right, this is all of the Good Stuff.
We know you hate flippers, so we wanted to do something a little different. Drift HQ have pulled together a collection of killer releases from the last few years (Dinked...
Drift Sunday Digest: 25th April 2021
Rich Sunday distractions to accompany your home brew coffee. Hello, Friends.Next week we’re going to do something a little different. We have pulled together a collection of killer releases from the...
Records of the Week: Field Music, Chris Forsyth, Dinosaur Jr., Khalab & M’berra Ensemble, Toumani Diabaté and Spiritualized.
New stuff in weird directions and some bangers from the vaults. Another good week full. Hello, Friends.Our Record of the Week is Flat White Moon, the glorious return of the Brewis Brothers of Field...
Records of the Week: Willie Dunn, London Grammar, MICROCORPS, The Armed, Johnnie Frierson, The Nightingales and AJ Tracey.
An even split of new bits and killer reissues. It’s all sounding so good over here. Hello, Friends. Our Record of the Week is a new collection on Light In The...
MAY
Record of the Month: Mdou Moctar - Funeral For Justice
Politically pertinent, socially frenzied and sonically wild, Mdou Moctar’s Funeral For Justice is absolutely vital.
FEATURE
Hiroshi Yoshimura - Green
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
Drift Recommends
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
Curtis Mayfield - Curtis
Released in September 1970, Curtis is the eponymous solo debut from Curtis Mayfield, an album soothing soul and biting social commentary.
