Record of the Week is Year 4, the compilation of this years output from the amazing Speedy Wunderground label. Features all the limited 7" singles from Sea Change 2019 highlights Black Country, New Road and black...
Jack Peñate releases his third album After You, over a decade in the making. The album was produced in collaboration with Paul Epworth, Inflo and Alex Epton and has a ton of...
Danny Brown is one of our most favourite voices in the hip-hop landscape, full of manic exuberance that creates an adrenaline-fuelled bop of squawks and yowls. His fifth studio LP - uknowhatimsayin¿ -...
Bonnie "Prince" Billy always keeps busy. Recently covering his own songs alongside those of Susanna Wallumrod, the Mekons, Merle Haggard and also collaborating to dreamy effect with Bitchin Bajas. But I Have...
Thirty-five years into his career, Nick Cave releases his seventeenth album, Ghosteen, a double album meditating on life, tribulations and ultimately survival… We think, it’s complex stuff. It continues the...
Record of the Week is the triumphant return of Atlanta three-piece Omni with Networker, their first album in partnership with Sub Pop. Full of warm, angular riffs, it's choppy post-punk that is less...
Record of the week is the second mighty return this year from Drift favourites Sunn O))) with the cataclysmic Pyroclasts. Acting very much as a companion piece to April's Life Metal LP, Pyroclasts brings in...
Record of the Week is the joyous and explosive return of Battles with the tightly wound new Juice B Crypts. A duo these days, they welcome some amazing collaborators onboard this time; Tune...
MAY
Politically pertinent, socially frenzied and sonically wild, Mdou Moctar’s Funeral For Justice is absolutely vital.
FEATURE
One of the most beautiful albums that we’ve ever heard; Green doesn’t just create a mood, it is an entire world of serenity and imagination.
PLAYLIST
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.
FEATURE
Released in September 1970, Curtis is the eponymous solo debut from Curtis Mayfield, an album soothing soul and biting social commentary.
