The Latest

Watch ‘Cottonwood Trees’ by Sister Species, a Minneapolis-based chamber-folk septet fronted by accordionist/songwriter Emily Kastrul. Taken from new album ‘Light Exchanges’, out this week.

Steven Adams & The French Drops return with Bring on the Naps – a celebration of the daytime snooze. Watch their video shot and edited during lockdown and featuring a number of people you may be familiar with…

I’ve Got a Fever is the new four-track EP from Paul Simmonds featuring extra vocals from the wonderful Naomi Bedford. Take a listen to the lead track.

On Friday, Gothenburg’s Bror Gunnar Jansson drops his version of “Cotton-Eyed Joe”, a haunting and heartbreaking reimagining of the oft-skewed and misunderstood song that’s unlike anything you’ve heard before.

Purling Hiss frontman Mike Polizze’s (and Birds of Maya shredder) debut solo album sees him stepping out from behind the wall of noise and it’s a total Revelation.

Trembling Bells collaborate on new Ed Askew album ‘London’, out in June. Listen to lead single Little Eyes and watch the video for Roadio Rose.

Tomorrow sees the release of ‘Keep On Running’, the new Steve Dawson-produced debut album from Joe Edwards. Watch his brilliant new video for The Gambler…utter genius!

London’s Green Note are now needing to look at longer-term strategies to keep the venue running and have launched a crowdfunding campaign to help them achieve this. Find out how you can help this brilliant grassroots venue.

This month sees the release of StevieRay Latham’s new EP ‘The Nomads of Suburbia’. We have the pleasure of premiering ‘Thief’, a killer track accompanied by a video he made travelling overland through South East Asia.

Secretly Canadian announces a new Jason Molina record, Eight Gates, to be released on August 7th. The album features nine previously unheard tracks including lead single ‘Shadow Answers The Wall’ which is out now.

David Ramirez’s latest full-length sees the Texas-based singer-songwriter turn his Americana sound into something far more expansive; listen to the title track ‘My Love Is A Hurricane’.

How a 20-minute video featuring Modern Studies talking about albums that inspired ‘The Weight of the Sun’ occupied a whole evening. That said it was a pleasurable one…try it yourself.

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