Patti Smith, Aphex Twin, The Mercury Program, Caroline Polachek, Foals, Soul Jamaica and Tough Love 20.
A mixed bag of classics, from NYC to Kingston and from clattering guitars to deranged synths. Like.
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Roy Ayers Ubiquity - Everybody Loves The Sunshine
Not only does everybody know the sunshine, they sure love the sunshine; It’s a high point on an album of high points.
Blawan, Villagerrr, Lorelle Meets The Obsolete, The Antlers, Warrington-Runcorn… and The Utopia Strong.
This week has propulsion and it all comes from richly dark places. It all sounds good.
The Keith Tippett Group, Joan Baez, Bobby Hutcherson, Morphine, My Morning Jacket, Oasis and The Earlies.
Heavyweight classics, cultural titans and some weirder routes through jazz and lowcore.
Grateful Dead - Workingman’s Dead
A back-to-basics album that still stands as one of the Grateful Dead’s most enduring achievements and a cultural touchstone of the 1970s.
Blue Lake, Sven Wunder, Alfa Mist, Say She She, Upchuck, Snõõper and Idlewild
What a welcome to October, this first week is low-key one of our favourites for the new stuff this year!
Polygon Window, The Meters, Tacoma Radar, King Creosote, Sigur Rós, MGMT and John Coltrane.
Outsider IDM magnificence, the tightest funk band going, pop gold and the best single session jazz LP ever!
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.
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.
