A new mix from FRUK: Lost in Transmission ii – feat: The Unthanks, Piers Faccini, Sir Richard Bishop, Karen Dalton, Sonny & the Sunsets, Iron & Wine and many more.
Captain of None is the new album from French multi-instrumentalist Colleen which is due for release via Thrill Jockey on April 7th, listen to the title track here.
Next month on March 9th sees the return of The Woodbine & Ivy Band with Sleep On Sleeping On. Listen to the premiere of Arm a Nation, our Song of the Day.
William Elliott Whitmore returns in March with a new album. Radium Death marks a sonic change as he plays electric guitar and goes for a fuller sound. Listen to Healing To Do.
Our Song of the Day is from Karen Dalton, a live version of her singing Red are the Flowers. It was recorded at a coffee house called The Attic in Boulder, Colorado in 1962.
We have a Song premiere today from Rathbone, a name that has been winning fans from Zane Lowe to Devendra Banhart. Listen to ‘Little Moment’ from his latest album ‘Soft’.
The Tallest Man on Earth provides a further glimpse into his new album with the first single ‘Sagres’. Dark Bird is Home is released on May 12th via Dead Oceans.
Old Crow Medicine Show get a little time off for good behaviour in their latest video for Brushy Mountain Conjugal Trailer as they plan a prison break…
I’ve seen some powerful videos in my time but the recent video for alt-J’s ‘Pusher’ left me speechless – “I wanted this film to be very humanist and as deep and simple as it could be.”
Last October Peter Broderick invited anyone and everyone to submit a remix of his song Colours Of The Night. Among the many re-mixes that came in was this darkly playful dub mix by E3
Patrick Watson unveils the trailer for his new album – Love Songs For Robots – an album title that sits nicely alongside ‘Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?’
Our Song of the Day is also a premiere from Lotte Mullan with You Must’ve Loved Him Once taken from her forthcoming new album ‘Love’s Bonfire’ out on 9th March.
