The Latest

Melt Yourself Down: A red dirt desert stomp and a downtown block party…an electro-riot of bass throbs and clarion calls, manic horns and pulse beats. This is future funk, the spirit of punk.

Cass McCombs and Michael Hurley are to release a joint single on Secret Seven Records. Both artists are to feature previously unreleased recordings.

This week’s Nest Collective Hour has a slightly Japanese theme featuring UK based, Japanese one man band Ichi, musical recipes for Onigri from Rachael Dadd, as well as Fofoulah, Sam Amidon, and more.

Sparrow & The Workshop are gearing up for the release of their third album ‘Murderopolis’ on 27th May. Watch their latest video for The Faster You Spin and watch an early session from 2008.

Listen to Nick Mulvey’s new single ‘Fever to the Form’ which is released in June via Communion. Nick is also touring the UK and appearing at a number of festivals over the summer.

Hunter & The Bear are an unsigned trio that hail from Scotland (Achiltibuie and Glasgow) and Huddersfield, watch their new video for Fisherman’s Way.

Scottish six piece Quickbeam who we performed in session for us back in April last year have today released a free download and exclusive video of album track ‘Grace’.

Watch London based trio Bear’s Den new mini documentary featuring footage of their recent sold-out homecoming show at St Stephen’s Church, London + hear their new EP Agape in full.

Cinéma El Mundo is the latest release from the band Lo’jo a band conceived on the margins of Angers, in the west of France. This album is revolutionary in it’s scope…feast your ears!

Bloomington, IN quintet Murder By Death reveal their new video for “Lost River” by taken from their 2012 release Bitter Drink, Bitter Moon.

LA based Amanda Jo Williams returns with her fourth LP ‘You’re The Father To My Songs’…a definite shift from ‘Mary’s Big Feet’ (2011). Listen to the full album stream.

Listen in full to Laura Marling’s new album ‘Once I Was An Eagle’…we think it’s her best album to date, listen for yourself.

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