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‘A Swollen River, A Well Overflowing’ sees Jess Shoman steering Tenci’s inventive music further and wilder, spilling over 12 fable-like songs.
Nick Mitchell Maiato and James Toth return with their third album, a joyful-sounding record which deepens the band’s connection to the cosmic American heritage.
Folk-haunted incantations and free jazz skronk on Goat’s new album, buoyed by relentless forward motion and raucous energy.
On GIFT’S debut, bandleader, TJ Freda & co. uncap the lens to project their vibrant spectrum of psych, krautrock, dream pop, post-punk, noise rock and electronica.
Winter’s album, features guest vocals from Hatchie & SASAMI, and is filled with glistening hooks across gorgeous slowcore spectacles creating a wreath of musical moods.
The veteran British artist returns with his first full-length LP in over five years. ‘Shufflemania!’ was recorded around the world with contributions from Johnny Marr, Sean Ono Lennon, Brendan Benson and others.
Dan Lyons and his new band The Tenants set up a DIY studio in an old theatre in Margate and recorded his second album in just 10 days.
New Zealand’s Tall Dwarfs showed a whole generation of musicians what could be done at home on a 4-track and what magic could be made if you mixed pop melodies and hooks galore with homemade sounds.
Sonically, ‘Yes Very So’ recalls the dance music of Pet Shop Boys or Human League. Lyrically, it eschews the disaffected irony of 80’s pop writing for something more lucid and philosophical.
‘Ramon’ sets the stage for a queer love story that explores the origins of iconic Beatles character Mean Mr. Mustard. A childhood Beatles fascination grows well next to the sounds of the golden state.