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.
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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.
Chico Hamilton - The Dealer
If Chico Hamilton pulling back on a cigarette and giving the middle-distance the side-eye doesn’t make you wanna listen to The Dealer… We can’t help you.
Water From Your Eyes, James Yorkston and Friends, Nourished By Time, Mac DeMarco, Superchunk, Adrian Sherwood, Deftones and Wolf Alice.
This week is properly stacked with ‘something for everybody’ energy…
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.
Funkadelic – Maggot Brain
Released in the mid-summer of 1971, Maggot Brain was the third album from George Clinton’s Funkadelic, a psychedelic opus of supreme magnificence.
Mae Powell, Cass McCombs, Molly Tuttle, Marissa Nadler and Pile.
A week of excellent vocals and graceful production amongst other things.
