I just couldn’t shake William Burroughs ‘Naked Lunch’ out of my head after watching the latest video from D. Charles Speer & The Helix for Wallwalker…watch it here.
Double Alaska is a film made by Brooklyn based artist Ben Seretan which was filmed during the two months he was living in Southeast Alaska on a former college campus.
Spring Offensive are a great five piece band from Oxford whose debut album Young Animal Hearts was released in January this year. Listen to their live acoustic version of Hengelo.
Vio/Miré’s latest offering is one of the most beautiful albums I’ve heard and I don’t use that term lightly. Ghostly, uplifting and poetic. One you must definitely hear.
Matt Carter is an Oxfordshire artist I only very recently came cross whose music has made an instant impression on me. Take a listen, he deserves a lot more exposure.
Our Song of the Day is from the Brighton based Indie-Folk band The Galleons who will be lunching their new album ‘Cloud Physics’ in Brighton on 29th of March.
Get a taster of Blair Dunlop’s forthcoming new album ‘House of Jacks’ with his new video trailer. Out on 26th May prior to which he’ll be hitting the road to tour the album.
James Jackson Toth a.k.a. Wooden Wand releases ‘Farmer’s Corner’ in May on Fire Records from which our Song of the Day is taken. Dambuilding is a classic in the making.
Linda Perhacs ‘Parallelograms’ fell into relative obscurity after its release in 1970. Today her album has taken on a cult status and a new album released on Asthmatic Kitty starts a new journey.
Episode 31 of Mix Tape Radio is here with another hour of great tunes including Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Low, Cass McCombs, Beck, a cracking opener from Nick Waterhouse and more.
Patsy Matheson’s ‘Domino Girls’ is as musically accomplished as you would imagine, but it’s her relaxed, assured vocals, catchy melodies and wry lyrics that are its greatest strengths.
