The Weather Station release two new songs; the tour continues
An artist who always sparks our interest is Canadian singer songwriter Tamara Lindeman, creator of The Weather Station. She pens thoughtful and unusual compositions, often with warm jazz-infused instrumentation, and her last two albums, Ignorance and Humanhood, are staggeringly beautiful. So we are delighted to have two new works to listen to, songs that she…
Read MoreSamhain Ritual: folk artistry and connection at Earth, Hackney
As Halloween morphs into an ever-more garish orgy of plastic spiders, eyeballs and and other assorted landfill, how much more satisfying it is to turn to its more ancient and spiritual side. Samhain, the ancient Gaelic festival, marks the end of the Celtic year, it’s a time when ‘the veil between the supernatural and the physical…
Read MoreWet Leg announce summer shows
Wet Leg fans – we have news. They have announced their biggest headline shows to date, performing at iconic outdoor venues in Manchester, Leeds and London in July 2026, with special guests English Teacher. The three-date run begins at Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl on 8th July, followed by Leeds Millenium Square on the 9th, concluding at London’s Alexandra Palace Park on 10th July. Tickets go on…
Read MoreMagnetic Skies ‘Everything’s Alright’ final single before Fragments album release
The long-awaited album by darkwave synthpop supremos Magnetic Skies called Fragments will be out on 7th November. Till then we’ve been listening to singles from the upcoming release and the final drop, Everything’s Alright is out today. Front man Simon Kent has this to say about the track: “This is the most hopeful, positive track on the album,…
Read MoreSparks first EP ‘Madder’ out now
There seems to be no stopping Sparks who have just added to their prolific output with a new EP called MADDER!, a extension of the recent MAD! album. The Mael brothers have described the birth of this new work: “Not wanting the Mad!ness to end and buoyed by the phenomenal reaction to MAD!, we made…
Read MoreThe Besnard Lakes Are the Ghost Nation album review
The Besnard Lakes’ previous album, The Besnard Lakes Are the Last of the Great Thunderstorm Warnings, was created after the death of the father of Jace Lasek in 2019. The Besnard Lakes’ front man created songs that helped him work through his emotions as he explored the darkness of death, while searching for light and…
Read More“Frames” – the soulful single from Jaime Rosso’s EP “Away”
Margate-based electronic artist and producer, Jaime Rosso has announced his debut four-track EP Away – due for release on November 7th via Domino. He has just released the second number Frames as a single. The track radiates a breezy, coastal energy, no doubt influenced by his Margate background. It’s a soulful piece, driven by slinky bass notes that send a…
Read MoreBearded Theory festival 2026… tickets on 4th release
Tickets for Bearded Theory 2026 are flying out super fast this year. So if you’re thinking about it I’d advise you to say yes! pronto, to the friendliest fest out there and nab those tickets now. There’s more pressure than ever this year on festival tickets, in part due to Glastonbury’s upcoming fallow year. Bearded Theory…
Read MorePeter Perrett shares new David Holmes remix and tours UK
The track in question is WMG/WMD – a remix by David Holmes, with that riff given a scuzzy quality, combining with Peter Perrett’s distinctive careworn and vulnerable vocals. At the end of last year, Peter Perrett released The Cleansing – his third album for Domino which featured Johnny Marr, Fontaines D.C.’s Carlos O’Connell and Tom Coll, Bobby Gillespie, Dream Wife guitarist Alice Go…
Read MoreReview: Scaler album ‘Endlessly’
Scaler (formerly Scalping) have partly built their reputation on intense and immersive performances and while nothing could have prepared me for that first experience of seeing them live, I’ve continued to be blown away by their raw visceral energy. They manage to transfer that power to their recorded output too. Debut album Void was released in…
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