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Jane
Jane (7")
Cat: MOR 10. Rel: 14 Apr 25
Michael Hurley - "Jane" (3:55)
The Range Rats - "Go My Way" (2:33)
Review: Under a full moon to commemorate Portland's official holiday on their first Dead Moon Night, Mike Lastra recorded Michael Hurley play 'Jane' live at Portland City Hall in 2017. He performed, rather wittily, this cover of Portland Oregon Dead Moon's 1991 release to the most well attended non protest event in the history of the hall. Hurley, American "outsider folk" singer-songwriter, guitarist, banjo and fiddle player, and part of the Greenwich Village folk music scene of the 1960s and 70s is not only known for his iconoclastic songs, but also his cartoons and paintings, here illustrating the single's cover. The B Side 'Go My Way' features an unreleased Range Rats track from 1986 recorded at home by Fred Cole, Toody Cole and Rolly (their Roland drum machine), covered paradoxically by Portland's own Dead Moon in 2004, giving a comforting circularity to this limited 7" on Mississippi US, a label that prides itself in supporting artists and their families when crafting ethical and respectful releases of previously overlooked music. So, if you're into the Appalatian folk troubadour tradition with an undertone of irony that has a bluesy edge, you'll love this.
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Southern Belle Raisin' Hell
Cat: ATL 6002581. Rel: 16 Apr 25
Runs In The Family (0:41)
Something We Regret (2:46)
Homewrecker (3:13)
Yodelayheewho (feat Maggie Antone) (2:46)
Baby Blue (4:01)
Country Never Leaves (3:13)
Tequila Or Whiskey (2:10)
The Actor (2:51)
Southern Belle Raisin' Hell (3:26)
Gettin' Rich, Goin' Broke (3:11)
Here There, Dolly (3:01)
Want Me Now (4:20)
Damned (3:25)
Good Morning, Goodbye (3:43)
Review: Willow Avalon fashions after her Georgia upbringing a sharp, incisive debut LP. The splash debut artist’s lyrical lexicon is a fierce one, and that’s not to mention her rich backing instrumental palette of classic country and Americana. From whip-smart lines in ‘Homewrecker’ and ‘Yodelayheewho’ to moments of regret in ‘The Actor’ and ‘Baby Blue’, her storytelling never slips into cliché; “she gets at least as much of her musical talent from her mom's side,” says her father Jim White, as her Southern roots and filial retrospections permeate each song.
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Send A Prayer My Way
Send A Prayer My Way (translucent cobalt blue vinyl LP)
Cat: OLE 2108LPE. Rel: 17 Apr 25
Dirt (4:37)
The Only Marble I've Got Left (2:46)
Sugar In The Tank (3:42)
Bottom Of A Bottle (3:53)
Downhill Both Ways (3:21)
No Desert Flower (3:16)
Tape Runs Out (3:19)
Off The Wagon (3:35)
Tuesday (3:33)
Showdown (2:52)
Sylvia (2:19)
Goodbye Baby (2:12)
Review: "I'd prefer it to be called just a country album," said TORRES of her collaboration with Baker, nearly a decade in the making, "but I'm proud to have made a 'queer country' album." TORRES had the initial idea to turn to the genre, inviting Baker to collaborate not only because of her shared southern roots but also because she'd also had a similarly religious upbringing that ultimately saw sexual orientation judged and condemned. The result is some deeply autobiographic songwriting on tracks like 'Tuesday', about a traditional family's rage at discovering their daughter was gay, the lilting 'Sylvia' and 'Sugar In The Tank', with pedal steel meeting acoustic guitar strum and very intimate sounding vocals. Bound to cause controversy in certain areas of the US, but it's got the quality and distinctive flavour to stand its ground.
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A Study Of Losses
A Study Of Losses (gatefold transparent blue vinyl 2xLP (side 4 laser etched))
Cat: POMP 012LPC1. Rel: 17 Apr 25
Disappearances & Losses (2:23)
Forest Encyclopedia (3:48)
Oceanus Procellarum (2:21)
Villa Sacchetti (3:22)
Mare Crisium (2:44)
Garbo's Face (3:07)
Mare Imbrium (2:09)
Tuanaki Atoll (3:11)
Mare Serenitatis (2:15)
Guericke's Unicorn (4:22)
Mare Humorum (2:32)
Sappho's Poems (2:29)
Ghost Train (3:32)
Caspian Tiger (3:57)
Mani's 7 Books (3:09)
The Moonwalker (3:46)
Mare Nectaris (3:31)
Mare Tranquillitatis (3:23)
Review: This is the seventh album by chamber pop titans Beirut. The group, who are led by Zach Condon, have created their largest album to-date and it's among their most profoundly beautiful. The music originated in 2023 when a contemporary circus director, based in Sweden, who was creating a show based on an adaptation of a novel by German author Judith Schalansky about loss and impermanence asked Condon to write music. And who better than Beirut to score that theme. Condon's vocals are starkly beautiful with the tenderness of early choir music. The track 'Caspian Tiger' is among the most cinematic of the tracks on here with resplendent Renaissance influences and direct lyrics that are tear jerking and feel genuinely moved by the extinction of the great mammal, but could so easily be about a close friend lost.
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Forever Howlong
Forever Howlong (gatefold 2xLP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: ZEN 314. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Besties (3:36)
The Big Spin (2:29)
Socks (6:08)
Salem Sisters (3:10)
Two Horses (6:24)
Mary (4:08)
Happy Birthday (4:06)
For The Cold Country (6:28)
Nancy Tries To Take The Night (6:34)
Forever Howlong (4:48)
Goodbye (Don't Tell Me) (4:29)
Review: James Ford is one of the most important unsung heroes of contemporary pop and rock. As a studio producer, he's helped craft and hone incredible work from Fontaines DC, Arctic Monkeys, Depeche Mode, Blur and more. As an artist in his own right, he's perhaps more incredible. So, his impact on the latest and long-awaited new addition to Black Country New Road's catalogue should not be underestimated. Nor should the result of splitting the songwriting and vocal duties between members Tyler Hyde, Georgia Ellery and May Kershaw. "It's definitely very different" said one of the trio about how this compares to preceding long form outings. We'd say it's definitely very different to most music you'll hear this week. It's folk, soft rock, experimental garage something, and none of the above, with tracks that almost seem at odds with themselves, chopping and changing, evolving and progressing, until you hear them as a whole.

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Forever Howlong
Cat: ZENCD 314. Rel: 04 Apr 25
Besties
The Big Spin
Socks
Salem Sisters
Two Horses
Mary
Happy Birthday
For The Cold Country
Nancy Tries To Take The Night
Forever Howlong
Goodbye (Don't Tell Me)
Review: Every once in a while, you get a band emerge from the vibrant London music scene that you notice aren't like all the other bands. You sense they have something a bit special. BC, NR are like that - they offer something so rich musically that it appears immune to any potential threat that could come from changing trends. This third studio album of theirs comes under what looked like difficult circumstances from the outside. Their lead singer and songwriter Isaac Wood left the band shortly before the release of their second album. But they've withstood the pressure incredibly and are on top form here. There's more emphasis than ever on sharing the role of frontperson so the album is like a smorgasbord where you sample different voices and songwriting styles that exist within the group. Lead single 'Besties' is violinist Georgia Ellery's. It thrives off of its dynamism with explosive Phil Spector-esque wall of sound moments set in alongside elegant indie folk. A truly massive chapter awaits.
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Forever Howlong
Forever Howlong (gatefold translucent blue vinyl 2xLP + booklet (indie exclusive))
Cat: ZEN 314E. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Besties (3:36)
The Big Spin (2:29)
Socks (6:08)
Salem Sisters (3:10)
Two Horses (6:24)
Mary (4:08)
Happy Birthday (4:06)
For The Cold Country (6:28)
Nancy Tries To Take The Night (6:34)
Forever Howlong (4:48)
Goodbye (Don't Tell Me) (4:29)
Review: BC, NR are now onto their third album. The Ninja Tune-signees gained attention for not posing as if they're in a band, but looking like an ordinary group of students, or twentysomethings house-sharing. Their bold look, where they're smiling in the press pics, as opposed to donning a moody pout, has thankfully been backed up with some terrific music. Their debut, For The First Time, earned them favourable comparisons to post-rock trailblazers Slint and their second album Ants From Up There is the Gen-z equivalent of Arcade Fire's Funeral, thanks to its grandiose anthemics. Famously, singer and lyricist Isaac Wood left the band on the even of the release of their second album, which sparked outcry and paranoia from their ever-growing army of fans about what that might mean for their future. But the band have kept at it and the remaining six members have chosen to share frontperson duties, thus relieving the added pressure that comes with being a designated frontperson. This third album - and first post Isaac Wood - is proving to be a striking new chapter, with the lead single, 'Besties', an immediately likeable way of introducing it to the world. Georgia Ellery, also of Jockstrap, takes lead vocals here and offers an unforgettable off-kilter indie pop cut reminiscent of Aldous Harding. Zutons-y sax stabs scattered in make for a beautiful touch and leave us feeling that this is the album that's going to send BC, NR onto a stratospheric level, where they're spoken about in the same breath as Radiohead as one of Britain's finest bands.
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Sable Fable
Sable Fable (gatefold black & salmon pink vinyl 2xLP in spot-varnished sleeve (indie exclusive))
Cat: JAG 450LPC1. Rel: 10 Apr 25
Things Behind Things Behind Things (3:20)
Speyside (3:22)
Awards Season (4:31)
Short Story (1:20)
Everything Is Peaceful Love (3:41)
Walk Home (3:41)
Day One (feat Dijon & Flock Of Dimes) (3:31)
From (3:00)
I'll Be There (2:50)
If Only I Could Wait (feat Danielle Haim) (3:17)
There's A Rhythmn (2:57)
Au Revoir (2:37)
Review: After 2015, Bon Iver began to fuse ambient glitch with folk, a style which now reaches a head on his latest LP. It expands on 2024's taster EP 'SABLE' in the form of an 11-track sonic parable: waxing introspective on difficult themes such as memory and identity, 'THINGS BEHIND THINGS BEHIND THINGS' and 'S P E Y S I D E' indulge typographic play and fragmental lyrics, the latter especially paradigm-shifting in lyrical perspective. 'Awards Season', also, deals in the problematics of recognition, peeking behind and thus part-dissolving the veil of success in public life. With signature passion yet quarrelsomeness, Justin Vernon has crafted yet another glistening, glitching folk odyssey for us to enjoy.
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Sable Fable
Cat: JAG 450CD. Rel: 10 Apr 25
Things Behind Things Behind Things (Sable)
Speyside
Awards Season
Short Story (Fable)
Everything Is Peaceful Love
Walk Home
Day One (feat Dijon & Flock Of Dimes)
From
I'll Be There
If Only I Could Wait (feat Danielle Haim)
There's A Rhythmn
Au Revoir
Review: It has been some five-plus years since the last full Bon Iver album but the wait has been well worth it. This one follows the introspective SABLE, a sparse, vulnerable EP born from isolation and inner turmoil. Where that was shadow, this is light-a lush, radiant celebration of love, connection and emotional rebirth. Written at April Base in Wisconsin with collaborators like Jim-E Stack and Danielle Haim, the album leans into clarity and intimacy and gets rid of the signature dense abstraction for more honest and heartfelt pop. The vocals are delivered with openness and purpose as they explore desire, hope and devotion. While still acknowledging lingering shadows, this full-length is a story of growth that isn't about fairytale endings, but about the lessons love teaches.
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Sable Fable
Sable Fable (gatefold 2xLP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: JAG 450LP. Rel: 10 Apr 25
Things Behind Things Behind Things (3:20)
Speyside (3:22)
Awards Season (4:31)
Short Story (LP2: Fable) (1:20)
Everything Is Peaceful Love (3:41)
Walk Home (3:41)
Day One (feat Dijon & Flock Of Dimes) (3:31)
From (3:00)
I'll Be There (2:50)
If Only I Could Wait (feat Danielle Haim) (3:17)
There's A Rhythmn (2:57)
Au Revoir (2:37)
Review: Indie singer-songwriter and folk experimentalist Bon Iver follows up his 2024 EP 'SABLE', expanding upon the EP's concept with a full-length in 11 tracks. Diving into themes of memory, longing and transformation, the record feels like a deciduous psychic regrowth, processed and refined from an initial uncontrolled burl of raw feeling and expression. Layering experimental sounds and organic textures, it hints at Iver's change in direction kept steady ever since 2016's Jagjaguwar debut 22, A Million. The style was continued and redeveloped on 2019's fourth album, i,i, and now returns in its fullest resplendency, with modern symbolic bricolage of effulgent soundscapes and querulous singing. This is the latest in a string of records that cements Justin Vernon stature as an artist and not a mere musician: increasingly, we hear the work of someone clawing back greater and greater shares of aesthetic control.
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Muschelsammlung (reissue)
Muschelsammlung (reissue) (LP + insert limited to 250 copies)
Cat: WAHN 01. Rel: 07 Apr 25
Das Jungfrauliche Ohr (2:50)
Die Milchlinse (3:05)
Das Flache Sonnenhorn (3:37)
Die Magellanische Pyramide Mit Violettem Auge (1:44)
Die Geschandete Venus (6:32)
Das Wilde Flammchen (1:38)
Das Glatte Nackte Wickelkind (2:37)
Der Kleinere Mit Gefleckten Linien Umgebene Papillonsflugel (4:38)
Die Grune Scharfe Seehundshaut (2:30)
Das Lange Blassgrune Und Feingestreifte Elephantenzahnchen (5:18)
Der Schlangenbund (4:17)
Die See-Orgel (0:46)
Review: An experimental dark folk group from Wurzburg, Germany, Brannten Schnure's 2017 release gets a well-deserved reissue, retaining its distinctive experimental dark folk essence. The duo, Christian Schoppik and Katie Rich, crafts immersive soundscapes where traditional instruments, eerie vocals, and looped, crackling recordings converge. Tracks like 'Das Jungfrauliche Ohr' and 'Die Milchlinse' set the tone, blending atonal elements with haunting, dreamlike atmospheres. 'Die Geschandete Venus' takes a darker, more melancholic turn, with its slow, creeping build. On the B-side, tracks such as 'Der Kleinere Mit Gefleckten Linien Umgebene Papillonsflugel' offer intricate compositions that evoke a surreal, almost cinematic quality. With influences from Nico and Novy Svet, their music pours out and creates a world that's both unsettling and strangely beautiful.
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Butler Blake & Grant
Cat: 355REC 2CD. Rel: 27 Mar 25
Bring An End
One & One Is Two
The 90's
Down By The Sea
The Old Mortality
Girl With The Little Black Number
The Writing's On The Wall
Rosus Posus
Seemed She Always Knew
There's Always Something You Can Change
Review: If any album comes close to the beauty of Crosby, Stills & Nash in 2025 it's this. It's difficult to imagine anyone else nailing melodic, acoustic guitar-oriented music that treads in gospel, blues and pastoral psychedelia better than this supergroup. Could Bernard Butler be on his way to another Mercury Prize nomination with this? They've got a strong case for it. The band itself is something a little different and formed by popular demand. Norman Blake (Teenage Fanclub) Bernard Butler (Suede) and James Grant (Love and Money) originally got together for one occasion, at Saint Luke's in Glasgow in 2022 for Celtic Connections, but the power of them together was so great they've been talked into putting an album out. They've gone about it in quite a pragmatic way, with each member labelling which songs theirs, as opposed to all trying to write the same song at the same time. Makes sense really.
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Preacher's Daughter
Preacher's Daughter (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: DOCLP 01. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Family Tree (intro) (3:37)
American Teenager (4:17)
A House In Nebraska (7:42)
Western Nights (6:00)
Family Tree (7:12)
Hard Times (4:51)
Thoroughfare (9:19)
Gibson Girl (5:42)
Ptolemaea (6:20)
August Underground (3:17)
Televangelism (3:10)
Sun Bleached Flies (7:32)
Strangers (5:26)
Review: The cult-classic debut album from Florida-raised singer-songwriter and producer Hayden Silas Anhedonia, who goes by the stage name Ethel Cain. The album draws on her personal experiences, including growing up homeschooled in a Southern Baptist family. She channels that it into tender, balladic indie pop that's connected with millions. Anhedonia is reportedly no longer religious and so her lyrics are more of an exploration of those themes and hold an irreverence. In heartbreaking ethereal tones, reminiscent of Lana Del Rey, she sings: "God loves you / but not enough to save you", on 'American Teenager'. The album took four years for Anhedonia to make and she claims to have made nearly every inch of it herself. This painstaking attention to detail shows in the mixes, which feel like pop but are subtly avant-garde and make you feel in the company of a true artist.
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Tracy Chapman (35th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: 060349 7832613. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Talkin' Bout A Revolution (2:30)
Fast Car (4:52)
Across The Lines (3:10)
Behind The Wall (1:51)
Baby Can I Hold You (3:10)
Mountains O' Things (4:42)
She's Got Her Ticket (3:49)
Why? (2:07)
For My Lover (3:11)
If Not Now... (2:58)
For You (3:10)
Review: Chapman's magnetic voice and stark storytelling create an atmosphere both intimate and politically charged on this, her 1988 self-titled debut, made famous by hit single 'Fast Car', but ultimately a far deeper affair. Songs like 'Talkin' Bout a Revolution' channel the protest spirit of folk legends like Woody Guthrie, delivering an anthem for those marginalised by economic inequality. Her blend of folk, blues and rock feels timeless, with lyrics that still moves listeners today. The haunting 'Behind the Wall', can move one to tears for its raw portrayal of domestic violence and the systemic failure of the police to intervene. Chapman's trembling contralto gives life to the repeated line 'Last night I heard the screaming', transforming it into a powerful condemnation of indifference. In contrast, 'If Not Now...' is a personal perspective, urging listeners to live and love in the present with its delicate acoustic arrangement. Chapman's storytelling is a triumph of nuance, balancing bleakness with hope. Decades later, Tracy Chapman remains a powerhouse in songwriting, deserving renewed attention. It is not just an album of its time but a work of enduring relevance, offering a poignant reminder that music can still be a catalyst for change.
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Dublin Blues (30th Anniversary Edition)
Dublin Blues (30th Anniversary Edition) (blue vinyl LP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: COM 48211. Rel: 24 Apr 25
Dublin Blues (4:19)
Black Diamond Strings (3:46)
Shut Up & Talk To Me (3:30)
Stuff That Works (5:05)
Hank Williams Said It Best (4:44)
The Cape (3:39)
Baby Took A Limo To Memphis (4:12)
Tryin To Try (3:12)
Hangin Your Life On The Wall (feat Ramblin Jack Elliott) (3:33)
The Randall Knife (5:31)
Review: A reissue of a 1995 release from Texas songwriting great Guy Clark, this one gets a new mix from original co-producer Miles Wilkinson, restoring warmth and space to ten gorgeously plainspoken tracks. Clark's delivery is unhurried and unadorned, leaning on lived-in detail and dry wit, whether on the fiddle-laced resolve of 'Stuff That Works', the aching 'The Randall Knife', or the breezy storytelling of 'Baby Took A Limo To Memphis'. Cameos from Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Emmylou Harris and Darrell Scott add gentle texture, while the arrangements remain spare and acoustic-led, grounded in Clark's dry baritone and fingerpicked guitar. A quietly luminous return to one of Americana's most humane voices.
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CSN
CSN (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: AAPA 02145. Rel: 10 Mar 25
Shadow Captain
See The Changes
Carried Away
Fair Game
Anything At All
Cathedral
Dark Star
Just A Song Before I Go
Run From Tears
Cold Rain
In My Dreams
I Give You Give Blind
Review: This 1977 album marked a sublime chapter in the trio's career, showing their unparalleled vocal harmonies and masterful musicianship. Often hailed as their most accessible album, it seamlessly blends folk-rock sensibilities with heartfelt lyricism. Reissued on pristine 180-gram vinyl, the warmth of this record shines through every groove, providing a listening experience as timeless as the music itself. Opening with 'Shadow Captain', the outfit sets the tone with rich vocal layers and Russ Kunkel's understated yet captivating percussion. Tracks like 'See The Changes' and 'Carried Away' exemplify their ability to create beauty through simplicity, with Nash's songwriting and Crosby's harmonies reaching extraordinary heights. The album's emotional centerpiece, 'Cathedral', is a profound and reflective masterpiece, echoing the introspective brilliance of their earlier work while standing out as one of Nash's crowning achievements. Songs like 'Anything At All' and 'Just A Song Before I Go' further underscore the trio's knack for blending authenticity with melodic perfection. Even with moments like 'Fair Game' and 'I Give You Give Blind' slightly veering toward experimentation, the album remains cohesive and compelling. From the poignant storytelling to the impeccable sound quality of this vinyl reissue it endures as an essential in the folk-rock canon.
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Forever Is A Feeling
Forever Is A Feeling ('liquid gold' vinyl LP + insert (indie exclusive))
Cat: 756543 4. Rel: 27 Mar 25
Calliope Prelude (3:04)
Big Deal (3:40)
Ankles (3:53)
Limerance (3:16)
Modigliani (3:53)
Talk (2:06)
For Keeps (2:37)
Forever Is A Feeling (5:32)
Come Out (3:05)
Best Guess (3:16)
Bullseye (with Hozier) (3:03)
Most Wanted Man (3:15)
Lost Time (2:11)
Review: Virginia-raised singer Lucy Dacus' profile has been overshadowed by the gargantuan success of Boygenius bandmate Phoebe Bridgers, but this sounds like the album that's going to change all that overnight. The single 'Ankle' is a case in point: the string-laden number is a hypnotic, emotionally charged epic full of temperature-raising double-entendres. Elsewhere, on the tender ballad 'Limerence', Dacus sounds timeless, like we're in the company of a songwriter who's going to be around doing this music making thing for the rest of her life. An extraordinary talent.
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The Long Way Round
The Long Way Round (translucent orange vinyl LP)
Cat: 51367 05. Rel: 27 Mar 25
Begin Again (3:53)
Look At The State Of Me Now (3:16)
Man Of The House (3:38)
Maya Maya Maya (2:57)
Jeffrey (feat Cory Henry) (4:56)
Squeeze (3:57)
Actress (3:59)
Did I Dream It All (3:44)
I'll Be There In The Morning (3:17)
My Balloon (2:14)
Necklace (3:32)
Never With You (5:42)
Review: A multifaceted personality, 24-year-old breakout folk star Maya Delilah shares The Long Way Round on Decca Records, fresh off the back of a Spotify "One To Watch" award. "I get so influenced by different genres, people, places, and experiences that it's always felt hard for me to fit my music into a consistent sound or mood," the singer said in a statement. Forerun by the likes 'Squeeze' and 'Necklace', Delilah's vocals are breathy and her backing instrumentals smooth, tinged with the torrid strokes of Ayers-esque sunshine funk. Recorded between LA and London, the record flags up themes from cyclical relationships to predestination, with Delilah feeling that the record expresses a future nostalgia for someone she's never met before.
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Jellywish
Jellywish (jellyfish purple vinyl LP)
Cat: LPDDW 105C. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Levitate (2:48)
Have Heaven (3:09)
Jellyfish (2:54)
Started To Glow (3:35)
This Was A Gift (3:22)
All The Same Light (3:27)
Sparkle Song (3:24)
Moon, Sea, Devil (2:14)
Our Hearts In A Room (3:53)
Gloom Designs (4:14)
Review: New York indie-folk four-piece' Florist's second album is a hypnotic, psychedelic album that is the musical equivalent of an out of body experience. Single 'Have Heaven' is so elegant that you imagine singer Emily Sprague as someone who is deeply in tune with nature and the cosmos, careful as not tread too heavily incase she disturbs the flowers. It's timeless but also quite unusual in terms of the mix because although there's aspects of folk classics like Joni Mitchell, some of the flourish with pedals and effects brings to mind more modern influences, like Superorganism. But it's more a peppering of that side so as to not overwhelm. Another single from the album, 'This Was A Gift' is pure beauty that makes the hairs stand up on the back of your neck. Some singers are just born for the role of troubadour and Sprague is one of them. Long may Florist keep capturing songs this magical.
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Age Fleuve
Age Fleuve (clear vinyl LP)
Cat: IF 1095LP. Rel: 17 Mar 25
Ou Mene La Nuit (3:52)
Adorer (feat Thomas De Pourquery) (3:33)
Aieul Inconnu (3:13)
Jeune Versant (feat Malik Djoudi) (4:09)
Le Fil (3:07)
Fleuve Des Ages (3:49)
Pas Lents Dans La Neige (3:52)
Elle S'envole (3:15)
Party (2:51)
Rappelle-toi (feat Rozi Plain) (2:25)
Review: InFine has always been an enigmatic label. It started life when co-founder Alexandre Cazac attended a Francesco Tristano concert in Paris, during which the legendary pianist covered Derrick May's Detroit techno track 'Strings Of Life', compelling the attendee to team up with Yannick Matray and Agoria to create a platform for electronic-classical noodling. And, even if the latter French electronic tour de force has since left the team, the imprint has continued to push these kinds of boundaries since. Francois & the Atlas Mountains have some big shoes to fill with their debut for the label, then. And they do this with aplomb, albeit the kind of aplomb that's softly spoken, and sounds like you're gazing out across an endless view which is at once unknown and comforting. Electronic folk, chill-disco, whispered downtempo synth pop and patient plugged-in symphonies.
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What Did The Blackbird Say To The Crow: Fiddle & Banjo Music of North Carolina
Cat: 007559 7896756. Rel: 17 Apr 25
Rain Crow (2:03)
Brown's Dream (2:23)
Hook & Line (2:21)
Pumpkin Pie (1:42)
Duck's Eyeball (1:59)
Ryestraw (2:12)
Little Brown Jug (2:39)
Going To Raleigh (2:23)
Country Waltz (1:51)
Molly Put The Kettle On (1:33)
Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss (2:27)
John Henry (3:10)
Love Somebody (2:01)
Ebenezer (2:12)
Old Joe Clark (2:25)
Old Molly Hare (1:34)
Marching Jaybird (2:07)
Walkin' In The Parlor (1:55)
Review: Reconnecting through their shared musical heritages, Rhiannon Giddens and Justin Robinson present What Did the Blackbird Say To The Crow, a mesmerising collection of fiddle and banjo tunes tied to North Carolina's many oral and digital traditions. After their late mentor Joe Thompson bequeathed them a trove of recordings to work with, the already esteemed, torch-bearing duo breathe new life into 18 handpicked rethinks and honorific originals, some sung, others purely instrumental. Recorded outdoors at sites meaningful to Thompson and Baker, their sessions were joined by the rare, overlapping calls of two cicada broods, unheard together since 1803. Giddens calls it "music made for your community's enjoyment and for dancing."
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Siamo Tutti In Pericolo
Siamo Tutti In Pericolo (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SOMA 058LP. Rel: 20 Mar 25
La Notte (8:23)
Il Giorno Prima (6:39)
Teorema (3:24)
Il Giorno (4:56)
La Tua Ultima Serata (8:01)
Le Lacrime Di Maria (4:17)
Review: To say there's a meditative quality to Golem Mecanique's third album would be like saying air is something we breathe. The nom de plume of French multi-instrumental Karen Jebane, the album title directly quotes the final comments made by Pier Paolo Pasolini in his last ever interview, given just days before his body was found on an Italian beach after being brutally murdered. "We are all in danger", he quipped. From what, or who, we are still trying to figure out, 50 years on. Siamo Tutti In Pericolo doesn't look to answer the great mystery of what happened to the great filmmaker and auteur. But it does look to feelings of tension, quiet unease, and opaque mystery for its incredibly atmospheric tomes. This is deep dive stuff, reliant on a combination of refrained notes, echoes, and sombre, spiritual voices inviting us to push through into some other state of consciousness. Whether that will shed any light on anything is, of course, the real question we need to answer.
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New World Lonely Ride
Cat: KRANK 245LP. Rel: 04 Apr 25
New World, Lonely Ride (3:30)
Sun Morning Sun (3:44)
Omni Country (4:28)
Dream Of Someone (4:04)
Silver Streams (3:23)
Black River Song (3:50)
Mirage/Afternoon (3:23)
South Canyon (3:30)
Blue Tears Never Dry (3:22)
Baritone Boderlands (5:50)
Review: Michael Grigoni and Pan•American's latest collaboration is a series of contemplative reflections on the isolation, fractures and uncertainties that define today's world. The album delves into the emotional landscape shaped by political divisions, personal solitude, and the lingering aftereffects of the pandemic. Through its fusion of folk, country, bluegrass, and blues elements, paired with a modern, ambient atmosphere, the sound is both rooted in tradition and forward-looking. Tracks like 'Sun Morning Sun' and 'Silver Streams' carry a sense of quiet introspection, while 'Black River Song' and 'Mirage/Afternoon' showcase the duo's ability to merge organic instrumentation with spacious, textured soundscapes. The album's exploration of personal and collective experience creates a reflective space, asking listeners to pause and engage with the complexities of modern life. A musical journey that speaks to the heart of the American experience, offering an emotional response to an uncertain future.
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Haiku In The Wide World
Haiku In The Wide World (2xLP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: EM 1216DLP. Rel: 17 Apr 25
Track 1 (1:08)
Track 2 (1:42)
Track 3 (1:42)
Track 4 (1:42)
Track 5 (1:42)
Track 6 (1:42)
Track 7 (1:42)
Track 8 (1:42)
Track 9 (1:11)
Track 10 (0:58)
Track 11 (1:22)
Track 12 (1:56)
Track 13 (1:56)
Track 14 (1:56)
Track 15 (1:56)
Track 16 (1:56)
Track 17 (1:56)
Track 18 (1:56)
Track 19 (1:11)
Track 20 (1:30)
Track 21 (1:38)
Track 22 (1:38)
Track 23 (1:38)
Track 24 (1:38)
Track 25 (1:38)
Track 26 (1:38)
Track 27 (1:38)
Track 28 (1:38)
Track 29 (1:17)
Track 30 (1:42)
Track 31 (2:01)
Track 32 (2:01)
Track 33 (2:01)
Track 34 (2:01)
Track 35 (2:01)
Track 36 (2:01)
Track 37 (2:27)
Review: Some 37 haiku poems are given an avant-garde, 64-minute musical backing with translations from poet Harry Gilonis, on this unique project by composer and multi-instrumentalist Tim Hodgkinson (Henry Cow) and vocalist Atsuko Kamura. We hear a vignetting lingual interplay, with lines in English by Hodgkinson sung in Japanese by Kamura, as a wide instrumental span covers percussions, violin, viola, harp, clarinets, guitars and electronics result. Recorded between Tokyo and London, the album offers a startlingly satisfying sonic renga (a Japanese poetic form encompassing a succession of haikus), lending the brevity of classic haiku an expansive, stretched-out prosthesis. From the 17th through to the 20th-century, this is a subduing but still irregular experience, as it formally demonstrates the laconic and aphoristic essence of the haiku.
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Rhinestones
Rhinestones ('haunted' blue vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: GI 456LPC1. Rel: 24 Apr 25
Kiss Kiss & Rhinestones (2:05)
Valentina (3:22)
Sunlight Feels Like Bee Stings (4:08)
Siren Song (0:49)
Fast Friend (3:06)
Real Headfuck (3:18)
Reverse Deja Vu (3:13)
Straight To Hell (2:20)
Gilbert & George (4:06)
Review: As they mark over two decades of collaboration, HTRK continue to thread past and present with a new, upcoming reissue of Rhinestones. First self-released in 2021, the album marked a stylistic turn for Standish and Yang, embracing a sparse and haunted approach to songwriting inspired by gothic country and Western folk minimalism, contrasting their earlier dub-punk dramatics. More emotionally forthright as their records go, it drifts over echoic acoustic textures, hushed vocals, and a characteristic metronomic pulse, conjuring a shadowy, intimate atmosphere. A landmark release epitomising their noted progression out from minimal-wave origins to "gentler, more inviting" territory, Rhinestones motivated a quiet resurgence for the band. This reissue follows the 2024 repress of their debut Marry Me Tonight and the collaborative 'String Of Hearts' EP, with reinterpretations from peers like Loraine James and Liars, reaffirming HTRK's strong creative orbit.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan
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Today! (Bluesville Acoustic Sound Series)
Today! (Bluesville Acoustic Sound Series) (180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: CRF 1681711. Rel: 12 Mar 25
Pay Day (4:21)
I'm Satisfied (2:55)
Candy Man (2:56)
Make Me A Pallet Of The Floor (4:32)
Talking Casey (5:02)
Corrinna, Corrina (1:50)
Coffee Blues (3:44)
Louis Collins (4:06)
Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight (3:32)
If You Don't Want Me, Baby (3:18)
Spike Driver's Blues (3:24)
Beulah Land (3:45)
Review: Originally recorded in 1966 during his remarkable comeback - he'd been playing since the 20s but was rediscovered by various musicologists and found a new audience at Newport and Philadelphia's folk festivals in 1963 - this album demonstrates why he became a beloved mainstay of the folk revival. Unlike traditional bluesmen, Hurt's style is rooted in melody and intricate fingerpicking, making him a profound influence on the folk musicians of the 60s. His dexterous guitar work, often feeling as if multiple players are involved, pairs seamlessly with his soothing, almost meditative voice. Tracks like 'Pay Day', 'Louis Collins', 'Spike Driver's Blues', and 'Make Me a Pallet on Your Floor' showcase his ability to transform folk and blues traditions into something uniquely personal. He even delivers a rare but successful slide guitar performance on 'Talking Casey'. A particularly stunning moment comes in 'Beulah Land', where his intricate cross-rhythms add new emotional depth to a traditional song. Every track exudes a gentle, comforting presence, as if Hurt himself is sitting beside the listener, easing their troubles. His voice, often described as a balm for the soul, remains as rich and warm as ever, untouched by time. A beautiful, healing and profoundly moving experience that continues to impress more than half a century later.
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Who Believes In Angels?
Who Believes In Angels? (gatefold pink spiral vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: EMIVXY 2124. Rel: 03 Apr 25
The Rose Of Laura Nyro (6:39)
Little Richard's Bible (3:00)
Swing For The Fences (3:23)
Never Too Late (3:35)
You Without Me (4:34)
Who Believes In Angels? (5:12)
The River Man (4:42)
A Little Light (4:21)
Someone To Belong To (4:19)
When This Old World Is Done With Me (4:11)
Review: Two British pop legends unite for Who Believes in Angels?, a new record spot-checking our faith in divinity. Having connected through a mutual admiration and shared love of music, Elton initially became a fan of Carlile through her effusions of folk, rock and country, which matched the former's megastar's sometimes pained, moving songwriting. Their friendship deepened over the years, with Carlile performing at Elton's annual AIDS Foundation events and joining him on stage for special collaborations. Now blending Elton-led and Brandi-led tracks, the album contains lyrics from longtime collaborator Bernie Taupin alongside Carlile's own contributions, with production by Andrew Watt. This marks Elton's 33rd studio album and Brandi's eighth.
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The Even More Freewheelin' Jeffrey Lewis
Cat: BLANG 120LP. Rel: 20 Mar 25
Do What Comes Natural (4:22)
Movie Date (3:13)
DCB & ARS (2:45)
Sometimes Life Hits You (5:03)
Tylenol PM (5:20)
Just Fun (2:17)
Relaxation (6:02)
Inger (3:34)
100 Good Things (4:52)
The Endless Unknown (4:02)
Review: For his new album, New York's anti-folk hero Jeffrey Lewis headed to record in Nashville with Roger Mountenot (long-time producer of Yo La Tengo, and the previous Jeffrey Lewis album Bad Wiring!). With the Jeffrey Lewis & The Voltage band in-tow, the album carries on in the rambling sharp-witted, irreverent style that he's known for. Afterall with the album cover, he's nakedly re-staged The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan cover to prove he's "even more" freewhellin than Bob!, so you can understand that Lewis isn't taking life too seriously. The chorus to 'Sometimes Life Hits You' is "Ow! F*ck that hurt!". And 'Just Fun' is a playful, self deprecating ode to dating, whereby getting the jokes in about himself before someone else does he sounds stronger and more comfortable in his skin than any macho man ever would.
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Lolo
Lolo (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BS 097. Rel: 04 Apr 25
Bandit (3:19)
Moussa (3:40)
Bala Na Doussou (3:03)
Dal Basso (3:56)
Aw De Ba La (4:55)
Tilo (2:57)
Before The Flood (2:59)
Badinya (4:34)
Review: The music of this unique quartet explores the roots of African music while embracing its newest possibilities. Featuring Malian singer Rokia Traore and griot Mamah Diabate, alongside Stefano Pilia (Afterhours, Massimo Volume), their collaboration merges with Gambian griot Jabel Kanuteh, a kora virtuoso, and percussionist Marco Zanotti. The fusion of Malian and Gambian rhythms with Italian influences creates a fresh new sound that blends the ancient and the modern. The music weaves jazz, rock and folk with a number of experimental digressions but never at the expense of an underlying groove and high-fidelity sense of musicianship that connects diverse cultural identities.
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タグ: African
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Alturas De Macchu Picchu (remastered) (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Alturas De Macchu Picchu (remastered) (Record Store Day RSD 2025) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile "cloud" vinyl LP + booklet + insert in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: CON 999LPRSDUK. Rel: 19 Apr 25
Del Aire Al Aire (6:18)
La Poderosa Muerte (6:42)
Amor Americano (5:38)
Aguila Sideral (5:17)
Antigua America (0:41)
Sube A Nacer Conmigo Hermano (4:59)
Final (7:22)
Review: Los Jaivas' Alturas de Macchu Picchu arrives newly remastered and reissued by state51 on heavyweight wax, and it remains a landmark of South American music. Its blurring of psychedelic rock, Andean folk and Pablo Neruda's poetic power makes the album, which was recorded in exile during Chile's Pinochet era, an evocation of both the spirit and struggle of Latin America. Tracks like 'La Poderosa Muerte' and 'Sube a Nacer Conmigo Hermano' swirl with emotion and complexity to deliver a cinematic spiritual experience. Inspired by Incan ruins and resistance, Alturas is more than music-it's a cultural beacon that invites you into a timeless soundscape.
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Carpet Of Fallen Leaves
Carpet Of Fallen Leaves (limited gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: MM 201LP. Rel: 07 May 25
Amime (5:32)
Majan Sabaku (5:09)
Kakurenbo (4:01)
Nageki No Kame (5:25)
Closet (4:18)
Slow Na Yume (4:34)
Paisley (5:53)
Hamon (4:29)
Mizu (4:08)
Tonderu (5:09)
Sayonara (4:01)
Mayonaka No Ongaku (5:33)
Tora To Lion (4:44)
New Season (6:00)
Saraukaze (3:42)
Storobe (3:54)
Koshin (5:24)
Shoujo (6:07)
Himawari Zekkyo (3:37)
Itsunomanika Watashitachi (4:11)
Review: Carpet of Fallen Leaves serves as the luminous introduction to Eddie Marcon, a folk-pop project from Eddie Corman and Jules Marcon. The collection takes in more than two decades of intimate, self-released recordings that all bring fragile beauty and melodic grace from Japan's underground psych-folk scene. Gentle guitar, soft organ and deft bass interlace with pristine vibraphone, flute and pedal steel sounds to form sparse and spare yet intricate arrangements. Collaborators like Ikuro Takahashi and Shintaro Sakamoto add their own contributions, and so songs shimmer with a real emotional depth and Eastern charm. Highlights like 'Tora To Lion' and 'Shoujo' inspire quiet wonder while capturing fleeting moments of everyday life with a real tenderness and elegance.
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Stargazer (reissue)
Cat: DSDF 001. Rel: 21 Mar 25
Rod's Song
Liz's Song
Lonely King
City's Cry
Dowie Dens Of Yarrow
Baby Go Slow
Canadian Man
Good Times
Odyssey
Stargazer
Review: The first-ever vinyl reissue of a rare folk treasure from Shelagh McDonald, featuring Richard & Danny Thompson, Keith Christmas, and members of Mighty Baby & Fotheringay in the back. First released in 1971 and produced by the legendary Sandy Roberton, Stargazer has earned a devoted following for its blend of folk, psychedelia, and adventurous production, which spruce up McDonald's exquisite songwriting and puce, haunting vocals. Fans of Pentangle, Incredible String Band, and Joni Mitchell will find much to love, as will admirers of David Crosby's 'If Only I Could Remember My Name' and Gene Clark's 'No Other'. A long-overdue reissue, this one also marks the debut for Different Strokes For Different Folks, a new label dedicated to unearthing rare and cult classics, with more set for 2025.
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Horror
Horror (limited red vinyl LP)
Cat: FIRELP 770C. Rel: 03 Apr 25
The Western Design (4:36)
Sad & Sad & Sad (3:19)
Glasgow (3:23)
Fallen Leaves (3:10)
War Economy (2:55)
Mudcrawlers (3:20)
A Horse Has Escaped (2:34)
Private Defense Contractor (3:56)
Sanctuary (2:46)
Surrender (2:27)
You're Not Singing Anymore (3:09)
Before The Ice Age (3:19)
Review: Beginning life in the late 70s as a Leeds based art collective, The Mekons have gone on to become one of the longest-running, most prolific and sonically diverse acts to be considered part of the first wave of British punk. Spanning numerous decades, projects and literal continents, the sprawling array of visionary contributors return with the succinctly titled Horror; a work written towards the end of 2022 that showcases their expansive yet solely unique approach, drawing on elements of dub, country, harsh noise, rock & roll, electronica, punk, music hall, polka and even waltz. Myriad vocalists lead differing sonic journeys such as the Jon Langford-led 'Mudcrawlers' telling the story of the Irish famine and subsequent refugees traversing to Wales, whereas Rico Bell leads the charge on the harrowing folk-horror climate change breakdown 'Fallen Leaves', with swelling violins painting an aural tapestry akin to Rolling Thunder era Dylan sitting on a dimly lit rolling green hill accompanied by The Pogues. Ranking somewhere between the collective's 23rd to 25th album (depending on which member of the fanbase or artists themselves you ask), Horror marks their first work for Fire Records.
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Rushmere
Rushmere (gatefold 'bloodshot' red vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 752762 2. Rel: 27 Mar 25
Malibu
Caroline
Rushmere
Monochrome
Truth
Where It Belongs
Anchor
Surrender
Blood On The Page (feat Madison Cunningham)
Carry On
Review: The long-awaited follow up to 2018's Delta, London indie-folk megastars Mumford & Sons return after a seven-year gap (their longest between releases yet) to chart a course back to their original path. Titled Rushmere after a pond located at Wimbledon Common in London, where the band was first formed and music was conceived, their fifth LP marks their first as a trio, following the departure of Winston Marshall in 2021 (who for some bizarre reason opted to allow his politics to prioritise his success and now makes appearances on Fox News). Where the members had gone to lengths previously to shy away from their folk-pop stylings in search of a "new sound", here it's evident that Marcus Mumford and his cohorts have finally become comfortable with their position within the modern music landscape, dusting off the obligatory banjo for the triumphantly anthemic title-track, while the melancholic 'Where It Belongs' utilises weaving, minimalist acoustic melodies and deeply affecting vocal harmonies to conjure a sense of quiet acceptance. In short, this is the most Mumford & Sons the troupe have sounded since their acclaimed 2009 debut Sigh No More.
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Janitor Of Lunacy (reissue)
Janitor Of Lunacy (reissue) (numbered red & yellow splattered vinyl 2xLP limited to 100 copies)
Cat: MICR 021UK. Rel: 15 Apr 25
Vegas
Saeta
Genghis Khan
Janitor Of Lunacy
Tanadore
Afraid
Purple Lips
Femme Fatale
All Tomorrows' Parties
No One Is There
Frozen Warnings
Closing Door
Heroes
Saeta (Studio version)
Vegas (Studio version)
Interview With Nico
Review: This reissue of Janitor of Lunacy recaptures Nico in a stark, spellbinding 1983 live performance at Manchester's Library Theatre during a period when she called the city home. Spread across 20 tracks on double vinyl, the album distils her haunting presence and singular voice into raw, intimate recordings that draw from four of her solo records as well as Velvet Underground classics like 'Femme Fatale' and 'All Tomorrow's Parties.' The set also includes a brooding take on Bowie's 'Heroes' which is, like the rest of the pieces, minimalist and emotionally charged. This was Nico stripped down to her essence, namely bleak, beautiful and moving.
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Owl John
Owl John (limited LP + fanzine)
Cat: 502173 2410542. Rel: 08 May 25
Cold Creeps (4:21)
Two (3:45)
Hate Music (2:48)
Songs About Roses (3:50)
Los Angeles, Be Kind (3:41)
Ten Tons Of Silence (3:13)
A Good Reason To Grow Old (4:11)
Red Hand (3:30)
Don't Take Off The Gloves (3:24)
Stupid Boy (2:27)
Review: Frightened Rabbit's singer and chief songwriter Scott Hutchison devastatingly passed away in 2017 aged only 36. He's left behind an incredible oeuvre including this debut and sole solo album under the moniker Owl John. Hutchison as a lyricist had a warts and all approach, poetically delving into depressing subject matter in a spellbinding, artful way. The track 'Hate Music' is a case in point, his loathing of the record release cycle is conveyed with biblical imagery and brutal honesty. The cinematic polish of Frightened Rabbit is toned down in favour of a distinctive, more experimental aesthetic that resonates deeply..
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The Rest Of The Best
The Rest Of The Best (limited green vinyl LP)
Cat: 502173 2466228. Rel: 13 Mar 25
If I Should Fall From Grace With God (2:22)
The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn (2:57)
The Old Main Drag (3:18)
Boys From The County Hell (2:54)
Young Ned Of The Hill (2:44)
Dark Streets Of London (3:31)
Repeal Of The Licensing Laws (2:11)
Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah (3:18)
London Girl (3:08)
Honky Tonk Women (2:55)
Summer In Siam (3:58)
Turkish Song Of The Damned (3:27)
The Sunnyside Of The Street (2:38)
Hell's Ditch (3:04)
Review: First released in 1992 on CD only, this comprehensive compilation of The Pogues' mid-career set of highlights is not your usual career retrospective. Rather than emphasising their most obvious tunes, this record specifically concerned the period 1984-1990, in which time the Anglo-Irish folk, rock and pop band delivered their enduring cover of Rolling Stones' 'Honky Tonk Woman', as well as such prime-cut originals as 'Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah', 'The Sunny Side Of The Street', 'Dark Streets Of London' and more. Now released on limited edition green vinyl for the first time ever, you vinyl preferrers too may sing and swing with this most raucous of cross-Channel belligerent bands, notably zooming back largely to the period before their drunken Christmas smash 'Fairytale Of New York' came to be.
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Posuposu Otani
Cat: TTTT 024. Rel: 24 Apr 25
Lazy Afternoon In Tiny Mountain Village (2:12)
Gravity Pool (2:21)
Finding Fungus (3:31)
Some Mistake Again & Again (3:49)
About Freedom (3:34)
2 O'Clock Morning (3:43)
Before The Iron It Gets Cold (5:26)
Taboo (6:00)
Never Came Back From India (2:33)
Review: Posuposu Otani is a mysterious throat singer and songwriter from Japan who dropped his debut physical album in March. By merging open-tuned guitar, Kohkin (aka the Jew's harp) and traditional throat singing, Otani creates a sound filled with rich harmonics and fluid rhythms that all evoke the mood of Impressionist art and explore themes of freedom, nature and self-discovery. Influenced by his punk roots, worldly travels and immersion in mountain life, Otani's storytelling music reflects his deep connection to the natural world and makes for a far-journeying listen.
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 in stock $22.12
I Heard That Noise
I Heard That Noise (mint green vinyl LP)
Cat: GI 453LPC1. Rel: 17 Apr 25
I Heard That Noise (2:09)
Enything (5:46)
Take It From Me (3:16)
This House (2:35)
This Room (3:32)
Beginning Band Day One (1:48)
I Punched Through The Wall (3:16)
Hero (5:44)
Raven (3:15)
Drawn Away (4:42)
You Are (5:08)
Review: Portland, Oregon's Graham Jonson urges our hurries once more with Heard That Noise, an anemological study in ascendant post-rock and psych. Jonson crafts intimate, zigzagging and west windy songs, ploughing the grey, sludgy boundaries of folk, pop, and noise. Following a subtle tangent from SoundCloud renown to 2021's The Long and Short Of It, he now follows that record up through a desultory reflection on breakups, memory, and creative rediscovery; Phil Elverum, Dijon and Nick Drake glance through the sonic cloud cover as ancestral muses, while the record blends warmth and discordance, where sweet ballads unravel into distortion; serene moments jolted by sonic "jump scares."
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New Town Ghosts: Songs To Accompany The Novel By Mark Rae
New Town Ghosts: Songs To Accompany The Novel By Mark Rae (limited white vinyl LP + book + map)
Cat: MM 105LP. Rel: 17 Apr 25
New Town Souls (3:23)
I Wish I Had A Skateboard (3:14)
The Seaburn Batlads (3:02)
The Conker Boys (2:36)
High & Low (3:46)
The Place I Call My Home (3:24)
The Hand Grenade (3:20)
Rubber Inner Tube (2:56)
Moved Away (2:49)
Friends Teach You (3:38)
Review: Grand Central Records founder and Manchester mainstay Mark Rae is back with New Town Ghosts, a powerful novel four years in the making that is set during the sweltering summer of 1976. This emotionally rich coming-of-age story is told through the eyes of ten-year-old boys navigating friendship, responsibility, and growing up and is paired with a nostalgic soundtrack of ten original songs performed in four-part harmony with strings, horns, choir and live instrumentation. The music evokes the warmth of a radio playing in a sun-drenched garden with themes of nature, wheels (ie via skateboards, wheelchairs and prams) and youthful rebellion echo throughout.
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Live At Bataclan 1972
Cat: PH 5810. Rel: 10 Apr 25
I'm Waiting for the Man (5:09)
Berlin (5:54)
The Black Angel's Death Song (3:44)
Wild Child (5:31)
Heroin (4:57)
Ghost Story (5:07)
The Biggest, Loudest, Hairiest Group of All (3:25)
Empty Bottles (3:16)
Femme Fatale (4:25)
No One Is There (4:27)
Frozen Warnings (4:59)
Janitor of Lunacy (5:47)
I'Il Be Your Mirror (2:52)
All Tomorrow's Parties (3:00)
Review: What you see before you ranks among the most mythologised live albums (n)ever released. Like the title suggests, it was originally recorded in 1972 at Parisian rock institution Le Bataclan, a legendary venue which would later gain notoriety after a group of armed gunmen opened fire on a crowd in 2015, killing 90 people. But that grisly recent history belies its status as one of the most respected concert halls in the French capital, and this not-quite-Velvet Underground show has contributed to that legacy. Showcasing the stop-you-dead qualities of Nico's staggering (and unique) vocal timbre, the surreal, immersive qualities of the Cale and Reed's legendary art-rock tones, this time capsule had been bootlegged and bootlegged until 2004, when it finally got an official release. Now it's back.

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Emitt Rhodes (reissue)
Emitt Rhodes (reissue) (green vinyl LP)
Cat: INTGDS 00020LP. Rel: 27 Mar 25
With My Face On The Floor (3:02)
Somebody Made For Me (2:24)
She's Such A Beauty (2:21)
You Must Have (3:16)
Lullabye (1:06)
Fresh As A Daisy (2:48)
You Should Be Ashamed (2:45)
Somebody Made For Me (3:23)
You Take The Dark Out Of The Night (2:55)
Ever Find Yourself Running (2:40)
Live Till You Die (2:38)
Long Time No See (2:06)
Review: Emitt Rhodes' self-titled album, released in 1970, proves his pioneering approach to home recording: made in his home studio, it came at a time when union rules mandated that albums released by major labels had to be recorded in professional studios. Ergo, the fact that it was made at home couldn't be disclosed on the cover. Despite this, the original LP featured a playful message in the runout groove, stating "Recorded at Home" in humorous title case. Rhodes had initially intended to call the album Homecooking, but the label opted for his name instead. Using a four-track recorder, Rhodes forged the instrumental tracks before transferring them to an eight-track with which to add vocals, enhancing the sound with a higher-quality microphone - clearly that's as much as grandiose a story as we're getting on the BTS front. The album peaked at number 29 on the Billboard chart, with 'Fresh As A Daisy' peaking at number 54 on the Hot 100, and 'Lullabye' finding its niche in the Wes Anderson film The Royal Tenenbaums.
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Want
Want (limited gatefold 'yellow rose' vinyl LP in autographed sleeve (indie exclusive))
Cat: LPNW 5912IE. Rel: 28 Apr 25
Want (4:58)
Tailspin (feat video Age) (3:37)
Had To (4:12)
Ketamine (3:40)
Rescue You (4:21)
Scars (feat Dean Johnson) (3:14)
Messenger (2:07)
New Bad (3:47)
The Clown (3:48)
Color Wheel (4:09)
Want (part 2) (5:29)
Review: It's hard to imagine anyone growing up in New Orleans and not falling into some sort of musical pursuit. If you've ever been to the Big Easy the fact that tunes and songs and rhythms and blues and Americana and bluegrass and jazz seem to float on every whisper of every breeze will not have passed you by. That goes whether you're draining the glass on Bourbon Street or in one of the Louisiana city's more authentic, less touristic corners. Hometown girl Esther Rose doesn't necessarily follow suit. Country, yes, but there's a tendency towards ignoring the genre tropes to step out and do her own thing. More power to her. Yes, 'Scars' and 'Want', for example, are blissful acoustic numbers as timeless as they are familiar - no criticism. But the likes of 'New Bad' feel genuinely inimitable.
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Open Vocal Phrases Where Songs Come In & Out
Cat: RT 0542LP. Rel: 17 Apr 25
That's The Very Reason (10:30)
Tower Of Meaning/Rabbit's Ear/Home Away From Home (11:53)
Happy Ending (4:12)
All-Boy All-Girl/Tiger Stripes/You Can't Hold Me Down (8:58)
Introductions (3:44)
Hiding Your Present From You/School Bell (8:13)
Too Early To Tell (7:36)
Changing Forest (13:20)
Sunlit Water (9:49)
Review: A posthumous release that furthers Arthur Russell's now legendary status. Recorded in Downtown New York City on December 20, 1985, it's an intimate, unedited solo live performance recorded at Phill Niblock's loft space known as Experimental Intermedia Foundation. The takes are very raw and unpolished that it makes you feel like one of the very few in attendance. 'That's the Very Reason' is a beautiful, tender experimental folk piece showing he needed very few materials in order to send listeners on a journey of transcendence. 'Too Early To Tell' is highly idiosyncratic and produces a sound not normally associated with cello. And 'Sunlit Water' has an oriental feel and provides beautiful resolve to a resplendent set.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan
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Sketches For World Of Echo/Open Vocal Phrases Where Songs Come In & Out
Cat: RT 0542CD. Rel: 18 Apr 25
Changing Forest (CD1: Sketches For World Of Echo - Recorded live At El June 25, 1984)
Let's Go Swimming
They & Their Friends
Keeping Up
Make 1,2
I Take This Time
Losing My Taste For The Nightlife
I Can't Hide You
The Boy With A Smile On His Face
Sunlit Water
That's The Very Reason (CD2: Open vocal Phrases, Where songs Come In & Out - Recorded live At El December 20, 1985)
Tower Of Meaning/Rabbit's Ear/Home Away From Home
Happy Ending
All-Boy All-Girl/Tiger Stripes/You Can't Hold Me Down
Introductions
Hiding Your Present From You/School Bell
Too Early To Tell
Review: These archival recordings of two extraordinary live performances takes you back to when New York City was a bohemian magnet, with low rent and spaces where artists could thrive. Recorded in Downtown in December 1985 and June 1984, the late, great Arthur Russell is captured performing at an intimate loft space known as Experimental Intermedia Foundation, which was run by Phil Niblock. Since the recordings are unedited, it does a really great job of simulating the experience and so if you close your eyes, it's easy to imagine Russell in the room right there in front of you. Of the numbers played, Russell's gifted avant-garde approach to cello is brilliantly done on 'Too Early To Tell'. And the spine-tingling, raw and deeply emotional 'That's The Very Reason' is arthouse folk at its finest. It epitomises the raw, spell-binding talent that Russell had to captivate a room. Hats off to those who have immortalized these very special shows.
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Sketches For World Of Echo & Open Vocal Phrases Where Songs Come In & Out
Cat: AU 1029CD. Rel: 02 Apr 25
Changing Forest (CD1: Iive At Ei June 25, 1984)
Let's Go Swimming
They & Their Friends
Keeping Up
Make 1, 2
I Take This Time
Losing My Taste For The Nightlife
I Can't Hide You
The Boy With A Smile On His Face
Sunlit Water
That's The Very Reason (CD2: live At Ei December 20, 1985)
Tower Of Meaning/Rabbit's Ear/Home Away From Home
Happy Ending
All-Boy All-Girl/Tiger Stripes/You Can't Hold Me Down
Introductions
Hiding Your Present From You/School Bell
Too Early To Tell
Review: Those with an intricate knowledge of the sadly cut-short career of the late, great New York experimentalist and leftfield disco specialist Arthur Russell will happily tell you that his most celebrated solo album, World of Echo, was not only developed over several years, but also utilised edited and chopped-up recordings of shows he performed in his home city in 1984 and '85. This release presents both of those performances in full, with Russell - performing songs to his own effects-laden cello motifs and little else - delivering sparse (but effortlessly emotive) early versions and 'sketches'. These are a mix of lesser-known songs and familiar favourites, including a haunting take on 'Let's Go Swimming', a medley of 'Hiding Your Present From You/School Bell', and the inspired 'Sunlit Water'.

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Taba
Taba (LP)
Cat: RVNGNL 119. Rel: 24 Apr 25
Ishi (2:19)
Many (2:15)
Tonbo (2:12)
Horo Horo (1:12)
Mushi Dance (2:08)
Spells (3:12)
Nami (1:51)
Wakaranai (2:15)
Dottsu (3:09)
Kodama (3:32)
Tent (2:51)
Metallic Gold (2:36)
Omajinai (1:53)
Ghost (4:01)
Review: On her sixth full-length album, Tokyo's Satomimagae continues to refine her idiosyncratic fusion of folk, ambient and sound collage into something singular and quietly expansive. Hailing from Japan's acid-folk scene, Satomi's music often blurs the edges between the intimate and the cosmic, the rooted and the abstract. Taba floats beautifully in that liminal space. Rather than traditional song structures, she presents Taba as a series of open-ended vignettes, each radiating with a soft-focus clarity. The arrangements are centered around fingerpicked guitar, hushed vocals and ambient textures that are deceptively gentle. Closer listening reveals a rich interplay of glitchy electronics, subtle field recordings and haunted atmospheres. Tracks like 'Many' drift on echoing voices and vaporous folk melodies, while 'Tonbo' finds a summery sweetness in its fusion of pop and pastoral folk, complete with the sound of nature rustling at its back. 'Omajinai', perhaps the emotional core of the album, embraces traditional pop structure only to dissolve it into a haze of nostalgia and spectral warmth. Taba is not background music, it asks for deep listening, but rewards you with quiet truths and melancholic beauty.
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Carolina (reissue)
Cat: MRBLP 022SP. Rel: 10 Apr 25
Carolina (5:53)
Chega No Suingue (3:43)
Pequines E Pitbull (4:28)
Mangueira (3:52)
Tu Queria (4:12)
O Samba Tai (4:55)
Review: This timely reissue features a curated selection of standout tracks from Seu Jorge's acclaimed 2002 debut album Carolina (which was originally titled Samba Esporte Fino). The release marked the beginning of Jorge's international fame and was quickly followed by acting roles in City of God and Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic where his Portuguese covers of the late great David Bowie became iconic. The record was co-produced by Mario Caldato of the Beastie Boys association and mixes up samba, funk and jazz into a timeless sound full of colour and soul for the warmer months of the year. Tracks like the anthemic title song, the funk-tinged 'Mangueira' and the infectious 'Tu Queria' remain essential showcases Seu Jorge's effortless musical charisma.
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タグ: MPB | Brazilian | Samba | Jazz Funk | Brazilian Funk
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Time Indefinite
Time Indefinite (gatefold red orange & yellow striped vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: PSY 049LPC1. Rel: 24 Apr 25
Cabin Six (8:13)
Concern (5:18)
Star Of Hope (5:32)
Howling At The Second Moon (3:47)
A Dream, A Flood
Anima Hotel
Electric Lake
Hardest Land To Harvest
Held
Review: William Tyler stands as one of the most influential solo American guitarists of this century. Having played with Silver Jews and Lambchop, he's carved out a singular space for himself, with albums weaving country roots and classical influences with postmodern experimentation; he melds field recordings and static drifts for a sense of imminent boundlessness, recoverable just over the hill. Drawing on inspirations from Chet Atkins to Gavin Bryars, from electroacoustic abstraction to hypnotic boogie, Time Indefinite - his first solo album in five years - hears Tyler reimmerse himself in said sound, reflecting on the hiss, distortion, and rawness of a turbulent era. With eerie loops and luminous melodies, Time Indefinite is an essential soundtrack for fostering resilience.
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Time Indefinite
Time Indefinite (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: PSY 049LP. Rel: 24 Apr 25
Cabin Six
Concern
Star Of Hope
Howling At The Second Moon
A Dream, A Flood
Anima Hotel
Electric Lake
The Hardest Land To Harvest
Held
Review: The American musician and guitarist newest album is a collection of compositions that balance melancholia with quiet defiance. From the disorienting, tape-warped opening moments to the album's delicate final waltz, Tyler crafts an introspective instrumental landscape where the past and present converge. 'Cabin Six' starts with a hazy, found-sound texture, its distant hum of static giving way to Tyler's contemplative guitar. It's a track that feels suspended in time, evoking the isolation of its recording process. 'Concern', in contrast, unfurls a luminous melody atop warm strings, the steel guitar lifting the piece into a realm of understated grandeur. It's among Tyler's most affecting compositions, a quiet affirmation amid uncertainty. On 'Star of Hope', the album's spiritual centerpiece, an AM radio-sourced hymn weaves into Tyler's delicate loops, creating a ghostly, celestial resonance. The interplay between organic and electronic texturesitape hiss, processed echoesigrounds the track in a space both intimate and otherworldly. 'Electric Lake' shimmers with ecstatic drone, its weightless progression nodding to La Monte Young, while 'Howling' sways between ambient pastoralism and an undercurrent of discord, its background noise a restless specter. The album closes with 'Held', a sigh of relief wrapped in a gentle acoustic waltz. The ever-present tape warble lingers, a reminder of unease, but Tyler leans into beauty. Time Indefinite is a triumph of instrumental storytellingione of quiet reckoning, but also persistence, offering solace in its hypnotic, evocative swells.
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