Record of the Month: Yo La Tengo - This Stupid World
Our second Record of the Month for 2023 is This Stupid World, the sprawling and euphoric new LP from Hoboken's finest, Yo La Tengo. Now anyone who has shopped with us...
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Records of the Week: M(h)aol, Young Fathers, The WAEVE, Tropical Fuck Storm, The Men and Juni Habel.
A focused and essential offering from the Drift racks direct to your stereo. Hello, Friends.Our Record of the Week is Attachment Styles, the debut LP from the Irish intersectional feminist...
Best New Reissues: The Velvet Underground, Allan Wachs, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Studio One Funk and Bob Dylan.
It’s absolute golden-lock, triple-certified, all-time classics this week… Hello, Friends.Although the list is never written down and prone to change like the wind, what remains certain is that The Velvet...
Records of the Week: Kenny Beats, Fucked Up, Meg Baird, The Arcs, Oozing Wound and The Tubs.
Warm psychedelia, lush production and more than a few very, very loud guitars. Hello, Friends.Record of the week - for the last time in what has been a magnificent month,...
Best New Reissues: Bobby Hutcherson, Grant Green, Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five, Sun Ra, Nigeria 70 and The International Submarine Band.
It’s another really vibrant welcome to the week with the new-not-new.Hello, Friends.Firstly, two excellent new releases under the Decca / Blue Note ‘Classic Vinyl Series’ this week with Bobby Hutcherson’s...
Records of the Week: John Cale, The C.I.A, The Murder Capital, Abracadabra, Nighttime and SLUG.
If you’ve got time to spare, we’d love to tell you about what the week sounds like over here. Hello, Friends.Record of the Week is one we’ve been looking forward...
Record of the Month: The Murder Capital - Gigi’s Recovery
Our first Record of the Month for 2023 is Gigi’s Recovery, the huge second album from Dublin Post-punks, The Murder Capital. So the first thing is, although this new album and the band...
Best New Reissues: Cymande, Mulatu Astatke, Charlie Megira and The Hefker Girl, Fela Kuti, Alabama Shakes and Bell Orchestre.
Funk, soul, gothic rattles, psychedelia, orchestral ruminations and lots more. Heading up this week’s new-not-new is the positively iconic self-titled Cymande album.It’s one of those records (and they are one...