Minutemen - Double Nickels On The Dime
A double album of startling variety and dazzling genre-spanning scope from the Southern California hardcore scene. You ain’t heard nothing like it.
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Radiohead, The Belair Lip Bombs, Chat Pile and Hayden Pedigo, Anna von Hausswolff and Daniel Avery.
A handful of artists that we really like in rude form. A superb end for October.
Pulp, Violence Fog, Field Music, Super Furry Animals, Gaspar Lawal, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, Yusef Lateef, Hank Mobley and Belly.
Decades and decades of brilliant albums and inspirational sounds. A really good week.
Stezo - Crazy Noise
A vibrant album of bubbling hip-hop, from an unsung talent who vitally contributed to the progression of the golden ages.
Tortoise, The Lemonheads, Just Mustard, Läuten der Seele, Jim White, Hannah Jadagu and Blonde Redhead.
A great mix of tones, timbres and techniques this week and plenty of welcome returns.
Terry Callier, Doug Firebaugh, Roy Brooks, Aphex Twin, Grizzly Bear, The Mountain Goats, Gomez, Black Mountain and R.E.M.
We did say it was a big week! Recent gems and records from a whiles back that stopped us in our tracks.
Soulwax, bar italia, Makaya McCraven, Black Eyes, They Are Gutting a Body of Water, Faten Kanaan, Sudan Archives, Brògeal and Long Fling.
A week of great quality and quantity. Bleeps, boops and some angry amplifiers.
Just Mustard - We Were Just Here
October’s Record of the Month is We Were Just Here, the anthemic and panoramic new LP from Dundalk five-piece Just Mustard.
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.
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.
