We’re very pleased to premiere in full ‘The Joy of Waiting’, the highly anticipated new studio album from Sara Lowes out 23rd February on From Railings Records.
Gitta de Ridder is a Dutch-English singer, songwriter based in London – watch her latest home-made video for the title track of her new EP ‘Come Find Me’.
We’ve a track premiere today from Glasgow based C Duncan with a special solo acoustic version of ‘For’, the track which won him praise across the music press, BBC Radio and beyond.
With ‘Love And Logic’ suggesting a band really hitting its stride we catch up with Charlottesville band Sons Of Bill in a Bermondsey pub as they prepare for their UK tour leg.
Our Song of the Day comes from Piers Faccini & Jenny Lysander with ‘Nottamun Town’, an old English folk song that Piers first discovered on Fairport Convention’s 1969 album ‘What we did on our holidays’
Bryce Dessner will curate a weekend of music in London featuring new music and multi-arts performances including European premieres from Dessner and Richard Reed Parry as well as Sufjan Stevens.
Members of 13th Floor Elevators – Roky Erikson, Ronnie Leatherman, John Ike Walton and Tommy Hall are to reunite at Austin Psych Fest. They last played together in 1969!
JD McPherson’s follow up to his Rounder debut is equally rooted in early rock n roll, plenty of driving basslines, punchy limb-shaking rhythms, twangy reverb and the occasional splash of fat sax. It’s a gem.
She’ll soon grow tired of the “how old?” comments but there’s no denying that Best Girl Athlete, aka Katie Buchan, has a promising future. Listen to He’s Calling Me Over.
Our Song of the Day is from Sounds of the South ft: Justin Vernon, Sharon Van Etten, Megafaun, Matthew E. White performing an old American bluegrass gospel song written by EC Ball.
After many years playing solo Xavier Rudd ups the stakes on his new album with his pan-global band The United Nations. Watch his new video for Come People.
