Archive Material is the second studio LP from (mostly) Dublin-based art-rock quintet Silverbacks, and it's a bloody corker. Silverbacks are brothers Kilian O'Kelly (guitar), Daniel O'Kelly (vocals and another guitar), bassist and vocalist...
The trademark logo is modeled after kick drum head #6, pained by Eddie Stokes. Hello, Friends. You know who we didn't know about? Israeli singer, songwriter and musician Charlie Megira. As we've now...
All coming soon to Drift. Give yourself some browsing time to check out what is en route and sounding güt! An excellent first week of 2022 for new preorder listings. Here...
Well well, we're already heading into New Music Friday. Hello, Friends. Welcome to your first Records of the Week for the new year, 2022 is truly rolling now, eh?! In Order To...
In these first few days of 2022 - when we're making lists and promises - we wanted to take five minutes to talk about what we know (and think we...
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Digging into the analytics, this is the end-of-year review that really tickles the pickles of the number crunchers. After noting how many reads our 2019 and 2020 'facts, figures and...
Quite possibly for the last time this year, it’s Records of the Week! Hello, Friends. Record of the Week at Drift is Gong Splat, the collaborative forces of John Dwyer, Ryan Sawyer, Wilder...
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You could argue that Loaded isn’t necessarily The Velvet Underground’s “best album.” It is, however, one of the finest albums of all time.
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Staff curated and updated weekly, this is all the new things and all the old things that have been getting loads of plays at Drift.
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Sharp, wry and really pounding, Package Pt. 2 is the second studio set from Brooklyn no-wave / post-punks, Gustaf.
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We are delighted to release the 27th edition of our Deluxe Newspaper, a trip back through the Records of the Year in 2023.
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Released in September 1970, Curtis is the eponymous solo debut from Curtis Mayfield, an album soothing soul and biting social commentary.
