On Beehive Cathedral, Joseph Decosimo, Luke Richardson, and Cleek Schrey take tunes they love and make them as strong and dynamic as possible while maintaining the spirit and the magic that has kept them alive for so long.
Taken from his forthcoming studio album, ‘Heart Shaped Rock,’ our Song of the Day is Canadian singer-songwriter Devarrow’s new single, Likewise, the perfect summer anthem. Watch the accompanying video.
This month saw the release of M G Boulter’s new album, Days of Shaking. He is our latest Off the Shelf guest in which we ask artists to present objects from a shelf or shelves in their homes and talk about them.
The inherent musicality of Afghan Music In Exile: Mashhad 2022 make it the perfect gateway into Afghanistan’s rich musical history and an essential conduit for ensuring that the voices of the artists involved are heard and not forgotten.
Hailing from Bristol, Eva May shares her debut single and video ‘Where Does The Time Go’, a fabulous slice of 70’s AM radio folk rock and also our Song of the Day.
Georgia Ruth’s Cool Head is defined by subtle experimentation, highly accessible melodies and clever, heartfelt lyrics that have always been her forte, while her attention to the smallest musical detail allows her to draw out the latent emotion of a moment…It’s her strongest offering yet.
Taken from their forthcoming album of traditional songs and tunes arranged in three parts with no instruments in sight…watch The Wilderness Yet performing ‘The Goose & The Common’, an 18th-century protest rhyme about land rights and privatisation.
Originally recorded on the pipe organ at St Mark’s Church, Islington, Irish experimental musician Áine O’Dwyer’s immersive ‘Music for Church Cleaners Vol.1 & Vol.2’ is now available on Bandcamp.
Five years since their last full-length album, Strange News Has Come To Town demonstrates that Naomi Bedford and Paul Simmonds remain as vital a musical force as ever.
Lankum’s music is vital, and ‘Live in Dublin’ is nothing if not heartfelt. It descends into a session, along with its deeper and more pressing elements—people, communities, and our cultural and historical underpinnings. It’s a band at the peak of their powers.
Our latest Monday Morning Brew playlist features music from Trost, Tunng, Devendra Banhart, PJ Harvey, Yo La Tengo, The Fall, White Fence, Cate Le Bon, Gruff Rhys, Robert Wyatt, Cat Power, Bill Callahan, Belle and Sebastian, Cass McCombs, Jeffrey Lewis, Low, Jim O’Rourke, Jim white.
Beautifully considered, intricate and finely nuanced, SUSS’s ‘Birds & Beasts’ is a great piece of work. Fresh and confident, the album marks a new beginning for the band while acknowledging their lost comrade, Gary Leib.
