Salt House hit the road in March with new member Anna Hughes. Watch them performing an acoustic version of Headed Our Way and performing Mountain of Gold with The Furrow Collective, with whom they have a new collaborative project lined up.
Daniel Bachman’s ‘Moving Through Light’ is a remarkable recording that turns the guitar soli genre inside out…It is a startlingly beautiful, challenging, painstaking piece of work from an artist who continues to push boundaries and create the work that means the most to him.
Wisconsin-based duo Bell Monks, featuring Eric Sheffield and Jeff Herriott, share their new video for Keep The Sunlight Out; take some time to slow down and enjoy this one.
The Milkweed myth grows still more alluring as the London duo set their sights on the great Celtic epic The Tain (Táin Bó Cúailnge) for their new album Remscéla. Listen to their lead single ‘Exile of the Sons of Uisliu.’
Saxophonist, singer-songwriter, electronic producer, and field recordist Laura Misch has released her new single “Alchemy” along with a documentary on its creation – “a song about our capacity to alchemise loss into love”.
Chicago-based guitarist Eli Winter announces his new album ‘A Trick of the Light’ and shares the video for ‘Cracking the Jaw’, performed live alongside Tyler Damon, Sam Wagster and Andrew Scott Young.
Listen to ‘lowcountry’, the new single from more eaze & claire rousay, named for a bar in San Antonio where they spent much of their formative years playing in country outfits and noise rock bands.
Kris Delmhorst’s ‘Ghosts In The Garden’ is an entrancing album not about isolation and emptiness but, as she sings on the title track, how “everyone’s here/no one’s gone”.
Japanese musician, songwriter and inner / outer world traveller Satomimagae announces their new album, Taba, and shares the video from the ON-EI [音映] creative collective for their lead single ‘Many’.
Brighton-based Australian vocalist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Penelope Trappes shares the title track of her fifth full-length album, ‘A Requiem’, a stunning piece of gothic experimentalism accompanied again by another visual masterpiece from Agnes Haus.
Inspired by the magic of collaboration and built around the philosophy of minimalism, David Grubbs’ ‘Whistle from Above’ hits so many moods and emotions that it positively demands multiple listens–a bumper crop of excellent mercurial music from an eternally fascinating artist.
