Danger Mouse & Jemini, David Bowie, W3NG, Fania All Stars and Verckys et L'Orchestre Veve.
Double rap gold, double Bowie gold and double Congolese Psychedelic Rumba gold amongst other things…
Sly & The Family Stone - There’s A Riot Goin’ On
Released late in 1971, ‘There’s A Riot Goin’ On’ isn’t just the sound of a comedown, the album conveys the political tensions and death of the 1960’s ideals as vividly...
DIIV, La Luz, Warrington-Runcorn…, Mui Zyu, Caoilfhionn Rose, Machinedrum and Gastr del Sol.
Quite possibly everything you could need for an extra long weekend.
Various Artists; Sounds From The South, Soft Summer Breezes and the spirit of nature, protest and freedom.
Three opportunities to find something new (but not new)... Don’t touch that dial.
Cymande, Ben Folds Five, Hank Mobley, Stanley Turrentine, Sylvan Esso and Ron Geesin.
Reissues that we know we love and are thrilled to have back in print, and a few titles that we didn’t know too well and are equally thrilled to have...
Matt Sweeney & Bonnie “Prince” Billy - Superwolf
One of our most loved albums of all time, this Sunday Classic is about the creature known as Superwolf...
Beth Gibbons, MINING, Ex Easter Island Head, The Lovely Eggs, Michael Head and Earth Ball.
A stacked week with minute ambient gestures and loud, messy cacophonies. There is much inbetween too.
Ghana Special, Universal Order Of Armageddon, Kenny Burrell, Sam Lazar and Jimi Hendrix.
Ghana slaps hard. In The Beginning There WAS Rhythm. Jazz Guitar. Jazz Organ and Jimi floats.
Bill Evans Trio - Sunday At The Village Vanguard
For this Sunday’s classic we travel back to Greenwich Village in the summer of 1961 for what is widely regarded as the finest live jazz record of all time.
Arab Strap, Myriam Gendron, Group Listening, Amen Dunes, Villagers, Mary Lattimore and Walt McClements, Douglas Dare, Dehd and Keeley Forsyth.
Lots of subtlety and lots of albums to ensure that you don’t miss.
Record of the Month: Mdou Moctar - Funeral For Justice
Politically pertinent, socially frenzied and sonically wild, Mdou Moctar’s Funeral For Justice is absolutely vital.
Best New Reissues: Broadcast, The Tammy Label, Donald Byrd, Bobby Hutcherson, The Cat’s Miaow and Delroy Wilson.
Fragile and blissful whispers, doo-woppin’ soul, vibraphone flourishes and Reggae blazers from the golden age.
Discover slightly longer reads with an anthology of our favourite ‘Sunday Classic’ albums.
NOVEMBER
Kim Deal - Nobody Loves You More
Our November Record of the Month is Nobody Loves You More, the first full-length album from cult musician and legit cultural icon, Kim Deal.
FEATURE
The La’s - The La’s
One of the best eponymous albums ever. One of the finest debut albums ever. One of the most genuinely timeless albums ever.
SEPTEMBER
Kit Sebastian - New Internationale
The sound of early Autumn 2024 is very much the swirling and evocative combination of Anatolian rock and vintage global grooves…
FEATURE
A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
The iconic second LP from A Tribe Called Quest. An absolute classic of murky beats, hazy samples and bubbling lyrical flows.