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.
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Alick Nkhata, Super Static Fever, Bdrmm, Lee Morgan and Wayne Shorter.
The treasure of Zambia, a couple from the Blue note vaults and a San Jose punishing.
Songs: Ohia, Galaxie 500 and Majestic Arrows.
A svelte triple of releases that couldn’t be more unalike, but all getting much love over here.
The Sabres Of Paradise, Jackie McLean, Horace Silver, Roy Ayers and Maybe I’m Dreaming…
A couple of BPM bangers, a couple of jazz bangers and the best compilation we’ve heard in yonks…
Nick Drake, Mazzy Star, Richard Hawley, Cal Tjader, EELS and Earth.
Different shades of heavy, dream pop swirls, deep swoon, and a boatload of Latin bangers.
Grinderman, Tidiani Koné and Orchestre Poly-Rythmo, Sun Ra, Eddie Henderson, Donald Byrd and The Wild Magnolias.
A couple of filthy beasts that we have long adored and some utterly sublime sounds that we’re just falling for.
Music For A Revolution, Gilles Peterson and International Anthem, Jackie-O Motherfucker and The White Stripes.
Comps, recent essentials, and a rundown of some of the bits we haven’t mentioned yet.
Edna Martinez’s Picó, Queen Dem, MJ Lenderman & Wednesday, Gorillaz, EELS and Rough Trade 45s.
Good vibes compiled, a little country-tinged chaos and Rough Trade in a box.
Sun Ra, the new sounds of Acid Jazz and Foals.
The trouble with the people on this planet is they refuse to think they refuse to believe anything except what they know...
Super Djata Band, Pete Shelley, Venetian Snares, Sarah Davachi and New Order.
Looping magic from Mali, punk-adjacent synth pop and some other serious tones for your stereo.
Kendrick Lamar, Bill Evans, Vince Guaraldi, Ry Cooder and Sufjan Stevens.
Two iconic albums from 2015, one of the best soundtracks ever and our most-favourite jazz key men!
Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru, Scientist, Moskito, Orbital, Ffa Coffi Pawb, Thelonious Monk and The Scientist.
From piano meditations to desk-bending dub via Welsh psych, seminal electronics and powerhouses of pantsula!
