Watch the new video from Basque multi-instrumentalist Elena Setién for ‘Asking’, filmed in the ancient cave systems of the Basque Country, and taken from her new album Moonlit Reveries, a collaboration with Wilco drummer Glenn Kotche.
Watch Buck Curran and Jodi Pedrali performing ‘Sadness’. The tune, despite the name, is one laced with hope and is influenced by the moods of John Coltrane’s lamentation ‘Alabama’ and Ornette Coleman’s ‘Sadness’.
Listening to ‘gratitude’, the latest album from Cassie Kinoshi’s seed., requires some investment of both mind and spirit. Made from the raw materials of Kinoshi’s life, gratitude overflows with harmony and clarity.
Tompkins Square revisit Tyler Ramsey’s Record Store Day 78 rpm and make it available digitally for the first time. The two contrasting tracks are striking and poetic gems.
Our Tune of the Day comes from North Carolina-based duo Magic Tuber Stringband featuring Courtney Werner and Evan Morgan. Listen to their new single ‘Twelfth House’, taken from their forthcoming album Needlefall.
This April, Ariel Sharratt & Mathias Kom (of The Burning Hell) will tour the UK bringing their 2020 album ‘Never Work’ to life in a collaboration with visual artist and indie rock legend Shotgun Jimmie.
Taken from his new album All Hits: Memories, drummer Jim White shares a video for his new album single ‘Marketplace’, made by Anna White…The tapping of the hi-hat, like signals from typewriters and stock tickers of old, sets the tone…
The hugely successful theatrical production of Anaïs Mitchell’s Hadestown returns to London and this reissue of the Original Broadway Cast Recording is the next best thing to seeing the production in its entirety.
Lankum share a live video from their recent performance at London’s iconic Roundhouse and announce their biggest indoor gig to date at London’s Eventim Apollo in October. If this doesn’t make you want to see them live, I don’t know what will.
On Charlie, Swimming Bell deliberately takes an alternative musical path, singing and playing with colours not often found in the scheme. Charlie establishes its own parameters, transcending simple labels to create a sound all its own.
