black midi - John L/DespairAlbum opener John L, available for 12 pre order today with b side Despair, has a massive sound, driven by some gutsy Discipline era King Crimson thrust, and energy wrought by the inclusion of Jerskin Fendrix on violin. The group tease the raging track to the point of nonexistence before leading it through caverns of reverb and gauzy snareskin landscapes, just for it to return, hitting hard as hell once more. The story painted is a jet black comedy

but here he embraces life

The scuffed shuffle of Mata Hari‰۪s ‰ÛÏEasy‰۝ drastically contrasts the loner vibes of Gary Shearston‰۪s ‰ÛÏWitnessing

Tracks: Desert Skies / Ballad Of Never Rider / Silver Morning After / Singing Butterfly / Sister Rose / This Is What It Feels Like / Canyon Ride / The Reminder / The Calming Seas / New County / Something I Don’t Recognize / Old Sea Miner / See

In Nick’s musical and lyrical world

Full Time Hobby are pleased to announce the signing of the Appalachian singer-songwriter Michael Nau for his debut album 'Mowing'

Licensed To Ill is the groundbreaking debut studio album by the Beastie Boys

poisonous spider

clattering - the darker themes of loss

They've stepped out of the past or future and into the now

Tony Stratton Smith himself brought Bert to the label

with the evocative phrase of the song’s title serving as the lyrical tent pole and recurring refrain

Self-produced at Revolution Studio