Lucy Gooch - Rain's Break EPPerfect existential listening The Guardian Lucy Goochs music is a beautiful ethereal fog; like hearing a subliminal echo of Kate Bush on a fading tape loop, masked by an internal wall of sound that vibrates with the hum of everyday life. The Rains Break EP is her first release for Fire, following the much touted Rushing EP. Inspired by the early technicolour films of Powell and Pressburger, Lucy uses synthesisers and vocal layering to concentrate

underpinned by piano and a beautifully restrained use of sound design ensures that whilst the score drives the story forwards it never distracts from that which is unfolding before our eyes

Hidden Lights in 2017 (featuring the immeasurable drone sike float on “Rememory”) and Aground in 2016 (a companion

‘Pour Down Like Silver’ also known as “The Sufi album” due to Richard’s recent conversion to Islam

Hardy's first three French EPs of the year

future anthems and romance

Lianne enjoyed emotional reunions with long-lost relatives

sophistication and ambition of their 2012 follow-up Europe

’” but added that “in fact the music is so (deliberately) stunted it needs a voice for sonic muscle

his second solo release and his second collaboration with David Bowie

ahead of Use Your Illusion I's first-week sales of 685

sugar' filter and so on

and the British avant-garde