Weyes Blood - Titanic Rising
Record of the Week feels like one of those records that is going to pick up ever more momentum all year, until everyone is raving about it... quite right too! Weyes...
Beth Gibbons & The Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra
Record of the Week is a stunner. Portishead's Beth Gibbons hasn't released new work since 2002's Out of Season collaboration with Rustin Man. In 2014 she was invited to perform...
Will Burns and Hannah Peel - Chalk Hill Blue
Record of the Week is an album we just adore. Will Burns and Hannah Peel have collaborated for the amazing Rivertones label and their Chalk Hill Blue LP is rare...
Daniel Thorne - Lines of Sight
Record of the Week is a real beauty. Erased Tapes presents the invigorating and powerful debut solo album Lines of Sight by Australian-born, Liverpool-based composer, saxophonist and founder of Immix...
FEWS - Into Red
Record of the Week is Into Red, the second studio LP from FEWS. We first became aware of these guys via their Speedy Wunderground single (moment to flag up how...
Pom Poko - Birthday
Record of the Week is Birthday, the debut album from the young Norwegian four-piece Pom Poko.They are absolutely explosive, one part Battles, one part Deerhoof, African guitar licks and a...
Theon Cross - Fyah
Record of the Week is Fyah from Theon Cross, and it is absolutely and totally all PURE FIRE... 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Theon will be known to you already as part of the award-winning...
Jessica Pratt - Quiet Signs
Quiet Signs is the third album from San Franciscan singer-songwriter Jessica Pratt.It's an album of really beautiful subtlety, it is a collection of quiet songs that are delivered so beautifully...
Beirut - Gallipoli
Gallipoli, is the fifth album from Beirut and it's euphoric, swooning and awfully pretty.Zach Condon returned to his old Farfisa organ (the one he used on his first two albums,...
Toy - Happy In The Hollow
Record of the Week is Happy In The Hollow, the new LP from TOY. We've always loved these guys (Sea Change alumni amongst other accolades) and we were so hyped...
Deerhunter - Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared?
As thrilling and unpredictable as anything in Deerhunter’s near 15-year career, Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared? - our record of the Week - was recorded in several strategic geographic points...
You Tell Me - You Tell Me
A really neat little volley of releases to get 2019 rolling. Our first Record of the Week is the self-titled debut album from You Tell Me, the new collaborative work...
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.