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Last Friday in July. All roads lead to Sea Change, but today we're on location in a tent. Hello, Friends.As is becoming customary, we are ramping up the countdown to Sea...
Finger-picked strings through gentle strumming into full sonic assaults. Oh, and late eighties Brazilian synth pop... This week has some real beauties. Hello, Friends.Record of the Week is Third, the...
July's Record of the Month is the ludicrously addictive Lamp Lit Prose from Dirty Projectors. We adore this band, but when they constantly deliver such thrilling work it's no wonder...
Record Store Day 2018 is Saturday 21st April and Drift are taking part for the tenth or eleventh year running. We're hazy. Although the day has changed over the years,...
Welcome to our 2017 Records of the Year review.As is tradition, the last issue of the year always turns focus away (although never too far) from the bricks and mortar...
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith is one of our favourite contemporary composers, crafting hugely evocative soundscapes and electronic suites on a series of synthesizers. We were thrilled to get to talk to...
As you well know, we're big fans of the Tough Love label in these parts. Another of 2017's very good reasons why is Ulrika Spacek, who return with the release of their...
If you have been past our door in the last week or so, you will no doubt have heard us hammering a quite exquisite (new) release from Alice Coltrane. Luaka Bop have...
This is a short photoessay about how it all went down at Drift on Record Store Day 2017. It was pretty mellow. People queued, chatted, came in, queued again and went...
If you are going to be joining us for Record Store Day this year, here is some info that you might find useful.Record Store Day 2017 is Saturday 22nd April....
Our April record of the month is, and has been, the superb Untitled LP from WALL. It moves around exquisitely, some of the most trashing post-punk and choppy rhythms through...
Welcome to 2017.Lots of people talking about 2016 being a stinker (it wasn't, musically it was amazing... just loads of great people died and loads of idiots voted to either...
