The Latest

Watch The Shins new video ‘It’s Only Life’ which features James Mercer captured by the creature which ominously lurks within the Port Of Morrow cover art designed by Jacob Escobedo.

Ovid’s classical poem Metamorphosis is the feature of a new short film featuring Anna Friel and Ed Speleers to publicise the Titian exhibition at the National Gallery. It is stunning, watch it now!

Viktor Turin’s ‘Turksib’ (1928) is one of the most breathtaking documentaries ever shot, here it is embellished with a stunning live score from Bronnt Industries Kapital. On tour soon!

On the Dirty Projectors latest album ‘Swing Lo Magellan’ David Longstreth has toned down his heady experimentalism in favour of a simplicity of sorts – favouring hooks, beats and melodies instead of concepts. And it’s a revelation.

The Walkmen unveil their new video for ‘The Love You Love’ which features Hamilton Leithauser with his son and is directed by Sean Pecknold.

Houndmouth hail from the lowland plains and farmlands of Indiana and Kentucky and are as potent grouped around the microphone as they are using all their energy to play to a large audience. One to watch for!

Celebrated traditional Irish musician and internationally acclaimed flute player and singer Nuala Kennedy has announced the release of her new studio album ‘Noble Stranger’.

I Was A Cat From A Book is the new album from James Yorkston which will be released by Domino. Watch the new video trailer for the album during which James talk abou the making of the album.

Have a listen to the first track from Lau’s new album Race The Loser which can be previewed for this week only!

Karine Polwart talks through her new album ‘Traces’ track by track. Listen to ‘King of Birds’ which was inspired by the protests at St Paul’s Cathedral. Plus Album Launch Tour Dates!

King Creosote to release new three track EP: To Deal With Things. Listen now to the new track Ankle Shackles!

Blind Atlas’s long awaited debut album ‘Kodiak Bear’ is out. Its refreshing to know that a band such as this can still take those classic qualities of the past, re-invent them and make them sound so good today.

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