Dirty Three announce “Love changes everything”, their first album in over a decade and share their opening track and video. Unrelenting and visionary, the power of this trio is undeniable – it’s great to have them back.
Jonathan Day has released a moving new song and video for easter/Ostara featuring portraits by Anne Brierley made during the Gaza conflict – “These beautiful faces are lost to us now – we will not hear their laughter, see their drawings, hear their music.”
Drag City announce a Gastr del Sol box set, We Have Dozens of Titles. Listen to the song “The Seasons Reverse,” recorded at their final show during the 1997 Festival International de Musique Actuelle de Victoriaville.
Samana—Rebecca Rose Harris and Franklin Mockett—have announced the release of their third self-titled album and shared the opening track ‘The Knife’ – “…a freeing of stored weight and emotion; the confrontation of somatic memory…”.
If ‘Old Fashioned’ means favouring the past, in Kyle Andrews’s case, that’s turned out to be no bad thing, as evidenced by his new video, taken from his newly announced 6th studio album, The Whims of a Manic Moon.
Taken from their new album Funeral for Justice, Mdou Moctar deliver their passionate and adrenalin-fuelled new single and video, ‘Imouhar’, a call to the Tuareg people to preserve their Tamasheq language.
Nicolas Michaux premieres a deeply emotive and haunting video for She’s an Easy Rider, a powerful re-adaptation of Tucker Zimmerman’s song. It’s a stunning reinterpretation, the translation of which was clearly not lost on the video’s Director, Kevin Antoine.
LA-based musician Marina Allen has announced her third studio album, Eight Pointed Star, out June 7th on Fire Records and shares a stunning video, directed by Eliel Ford, for “Red Cloud.”
The legendary guitarist, songwriter, and visual artist Moris Tepper releases his new album ‘Building A Nest’ next month. Get a taster with ‘The Visitor’ – a tale that may tell more about ourselves than the title suggests.
To celebrate his upcoming UK Spring Tour, which starts in April, watch Sam Carter perform ‘A Place To Call My Own’, on which he’s joined by Sam Vicary of Cinematic Orchestra on double bass.
On LORCAN, Vancouver-based Laucan and Brighton-based producer Samuel Organ explore ethereal folk and avant-garde electronica. Listen to the album opener, Aignish On The Machiar, featuring a field recording from a 1973 trip to the Inner Hebrides.
Taken from his new album Locust Land, Bill MacKay shares his second single, ‘Glow Drift’, on which he locks into a relatable psychedelic groove with Mikel Patrick Avery and Sam Wagster. Intelligence and imagination are the order of the day for these sonic explorers.
