Enjoy our latest KLOF Mixtape featuring Lemoncello, Anna Tivel, Nev Clay, Adam Ross, Jack Cheshire, Marina Allen, Niamh Regan, Charlie Parr, Kevin Fowley, Jacken Elswyth, Rachel Newton, Malin Lewis, Lankum, Carlos Niño, Jim White & Marisa Anderson and Old Saw.

Sealladh highlights Rachel Newton’s gift for subsuming visual reference points within a musical purview, coming up with melodies that are disarming, deceptively simple and utterly beautiful.

Live in Kyoto captures the energy and inspired playing that typically infuses a Lúnasa gig, with the sparkling sound of their unique combination of instruments, and the added freshness of great tunes that are not so familiar.

Deft, bare, and quietly portentous, Niamh Regan’s second album, “Come As You Are”, is a timely stand against the unprofitable conditions for musicians in Ireland today. It’s also a brutally authentic work from a songwriter of the highest order.

At Fargrounds stops you in your tracks with the sheer excellence of Jacken Elswyth’s playing and then with the breadth of its implications. This is instrumental music that has a lot to say, and it says it with verve, lightness, and great skill.

Bristol trio BEAK> have today announced and released their new album “>>>>” via Invada and Temporary Residence Ltd. “At its core we always wanted it to be head music (music for the ‘heads’, not headphone music), listened to as an album.

The rhythms of Anna Tivel’s ‘Living Thing’ ride waves of anxiety, resilience and hope, washing up on a shore that ultimately looks out to the light on the horizon rather than the darkness behind.

Enjoy our latest Monday Morning Brew featuring Manu Delago, Carlos Niño, Frank Zappa, Kourosh Yaghmaei, Espen Horne, Ezra Feinberg, Cybe, Henry Lowther Band, Daisy Rickman, Jon Hassell, Bruce Langhorne, Joyce Moreno, Mike Cooper, Laraaji, Mia Doi Todd, Ariel Kalma and Lloyd Miller and The Heliocentrics.

Littoral Zone feels like a landmark album in Adam Ross’s career, a kind of synthesis of the most impressive elements of his full band and solo work. In a fair world, this literate, funny, humane album would cement his status as a national treasure.

A kind of alternative history of Gastr Del Sol, whose massive importance to the musical landscape of the last thirty years has been massive, a release as exceptional as ‘We Have Dozens of Titles’ should be met with excitement and the highest praise.

Watch Daisy Rickman, Isaac Ockenden and Cassius Nymh having some fun in the studio with a cover of the 13th Floor Elevators’ debut single, You’re Gonna Miss Me.

A concept album about the physical and spiritual aspects of birth and parenthood, Carlos Niño & Friends’ “Placenta” is a work of warmth, humanity, and unruly anarchic joy, with Niño acting as a catalyst through which the swell of creativity can be filtered and condensed.