The Latest

This is the Kit announces new album ‘Bashed Out’ (April 6). Produced by Aaron Dessner. We get our first taste with the lead track, also our Song of the Day. This is now top of our list for the most anticipated album of 2015.

Song of the Day comes from Zun Zun Egui via their new video for African Tree which features on their second album Shackles’ Gift. UK Tour kicks off in March, don’t miss them!

Irmin Schmidt, a founder of seminal 1970s German experimental band Can – is awarded French Knighthood. We pay tribute to the band’s guitarist, Michael Karoli who would have been 67 this year.

Stealing Sheep have announced their new album ‘Not Real’ which pulls influences from 50’s exotica to Moondog taking the listener to the edge of dreams and limits of reality. Watch the album teaser video here.

Canada’s ever popular Great Lake Swimmers announce new album ‘A Forest Of Arms’ and reveal lead single ‘Zero in the City’ which you can listen to here.

Kill it Kid who hail from Bath, UK unveil their new video for ‘Blood Stop And Run’ which features on their last album ‘You Owe Nothing’.

Suzie Ungerleider’s vocals sweep you up and carry you gently from one wonderful melody to another, such that regardless of the subject-matter, you want to hear it again and again.

Absent Fathers is a clinical dissection of the damage we can do to each other without even knowing it. Together with Single Mothers, it’s a career high.

Joe Pug announces his new album ‘Windfall’, an album that nearly never happened after hard touring took its toll. Listen to two tracks from his new album here.

Our Song of the Day is from Brisbane based folk singer/songwriter Angharad Drake with her new video for Meddling, from her EP Swing.

Beth Jeans Houghton is reborn as Du Blonde…”Having freed myself from the rusty and bloody shackles of Beth Jeans Houghton – both musically and spiritually”

‘Save No One’ shows major promise and with a sense of vision and an intelligent ear for arranging, Simon Bertrand could very well be a diamond in the rough.

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