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Lone
Lone (CD with obi-strip)
Cat: SOMA 017CD. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Agenda
Kamitsure No Ookina Mizutamari
Most Children Do
Date
Colchicum
Komish
Land
Review: The latest offering from serial collaborator and cross-genre tastemaker Stephen O'Malley's Ideologic Organ imprint is a tender filigree bureau of acid folk sketches from Tokyo's Ai Aiso. Across seven tracks, she patiently meanders through broken and phased chord progressions, her simultaneously pure and wavering vocal lines forming elegant arcs over sparse beds of instrumentation and washes of room tone. Some tracks are bookended by applause, and it is this ostensibly 'indoorsy' atmosphere which lends the mini LP a great deal of charm; the delicate atmospherics seem to issue from an intimate and isolated space. Indeed, Bandcamp user Everyvillianislemons317 describes it as "The perfect album for a lonely night in the city." We're more than inclined to agree.
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Live At The Scala Theatre
Cat: SYPL 14871. Rel: 04 Apr 24
Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad (4:46)
Silver Spoon (4:29)
Along The Way (2:52)
Bring Me Little Water, Sylvie (5:00)
Things Is 'Bout Comin' My Way (4:36)
Rosewood (5:10)
Whole World's Got The Blues (5:33)
River Blues (3:14)
500 Miles (3:36)
Mole In The Ground (5:28)
Review: Once nominated for the GRAMMY for 'Best Traditional Blues Album', blues and roots legend Eric Bibb delivers a brand new live album to the world, Live At The Scala Theatre, Stockholm, under license from Repute Records. Live at The Scala Theatre contains a selection of songs cherry-picked from Bibb's towering history as a musician, infused with the folk and blues tradition with more contemporary sensibilities. "Without a doubt," says Bibb, The Live at The Scala concert was "the most ambitious gig and recording project of my career." The performance features an all-star lineup of musicians including Eric's longtime collaborator, musical director and producer Glen Scott on bass, keys, drums and backing vocals; Olle Linder on drums and acoustic bass; Johan Lindstrom on pedal steel and electric guitar; Christer Lyssarides on electric guitar and mandola; we could go on.
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Feeding Seahorses By Hand (reissue)
Feeding Seahorses By Hand (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile orange & white marbled vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: MOVLP 3615C. Rel: 19 Mar 24
Cartoon People
Mice
Betsy
Blood Is Blue
Blue Sea, Red Sea
Vanilla Baby
Toulouse
She Dances
Bad Apple
Boxes
Anda
Fish
Review: Released in 2019, Billie Marten's sophomore album Feeding Seahorses By Hand showcases her growth as both a songwriter and musician, a lush, dreamy work adorned with ethereal vocals and delicate instrumentation. Highlights such as 'Betsy' and 'Mice' captivate with their introspective lyrics and haunting melodies, while Marten's fresh songwriting explores themes of nature, self-discovery, and human connection. There is an intimate atmosphere and evocative storytelling narrative throughout that effortlessly transports you to a world of introspection and beauty.
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out of stock $31.10
Flying On Abraham
Cat: LEGO 319VL. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Wind Machine (4:03)
Jukebox Johnny (4:16)
Moto Moon (5:46)
Shade (4:09)
Critics Lullaby (5:52)
Boys On Canvas (4:58)
Juno (5:23)
Russian Doll (4:27)
Used To Lovin' You (4:16)
Trampoline (5:59)
Review: Diane Birch returns with that spellbinding voice - a transportive powerhouse packing a timeless quality that resonates through her music. The American recording world doing what it has always done so well, creating huge, heartbreaking, hopeful, and captivating mini operas disguised as pop. Or, if you want to get technical here: soft rock, country, folk, r&b and soul. OK, so there are elements of funk and jazz, too, and the result is a heady brew that's pretty inescapable. Harking back to the balladry heydays, with shades of Dolly Parton, Whitney Houston, and Carly Simon, to name but a few - in delivery and performance, if not necessarily tone - no matter where you're listening from it's going to be hard to forget this one.
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I Kept These Old Blues
I Kept These Old Blues (limited green vinyl LP)
Cat: TSQ 4029GREEN. Rel: 12 Apr 24
Candyman (3:43)
Richland Woman Blues (4:24)
Police Dog Blues (3:14)
Shake Sugaree (5:47)
Vestapol (5:12)
Stagolee (2:50)
Green Rocky Road (3:51)
Frankie (4:00)
Police Sergeant Blues (3:10)
Buck Dancer's Choice (3:39)
Delia (3:19)
Freight Train (3:29)
Review: Country and folk fans alike take heed - Muireann Bradley is a startling new talent in country and bluegrass from County Donegal in Ireland. I Kept These Old Blues absolutely calls back to a golden age of Americana, but Bradley's Irish lilt comes through and entwines with her faithful Southern twang to make for an endlessly charming end result. Her playing is pitch-perfect, stripped to the bone finger-picking all the better to savour the songs and the way they're sung. Don't sleep on this limited coloured vinyl edition of this rough diamond of an album.
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The Nature
The Nature (LP + insert)
Cat: EM 05. Rel: 27 Mar 24
A History Of Birdsong (10:08)
Blues Confessional (3:13)
Dirt (4:50)
Andromeda (3:32)
The Great Underwater (6:48)
Eagle Shit (2:18)
For The Wild (7:02)
Review: Recorded in Stockport and Stockholm between 2016 and 2017, Jon Collin's The Nature is still just as beautiful more than half a decade on. Captured inside and outside, "with and without electricity", on the face of it this is a collection of captivating slide guitar improvisations that feel altogether timeless. Tunes that were born in a specific moment, but could have been conceived in countless others. That's all very impressive, but in many ways what really makes The Nature so enthralling are the minutiae, the imperfect details, ambient noises that were captured during the process of these tunes being laid down. Those elements add a three dimension quality to the listing experience, rendering the work and artist in vivid detail, transporting us to the times and places this project came from.
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out of stock $23.84
Here Come The Lights
Cat: HUM 46. Rel: 04 Apr 24
A Song For Europe (4:42)
Firefly (5:20)
BBQ Head (5:02)
7 Bells (6:22)
Lazy Eyes (3:01)
A Tree (3:03)
Hello, Salty Salty (3:59)
A Bee (2:47)
Happy New Year (3:31)
Review: A third album of wonderfully intimate, idiosyncratic songwriting from multi-instrumentalist Stephen Gilchrist - formerly the Stuffy in the much loved Stuffy & The Fuses - in his Stephen EvEns guise. The name may be singular, but from the choir of voices singing the opening tune 'A Song For Europe' to the child's voice at the end of seafaring epic 'Hello Salty Salty', this is very much a community effort and feels like it, with Stephen's core collaborators Jimi Scandal (guitar) and Crompton Whesp (drums) joined by guests like former Curve/Echobelly bassist Debbie Smith, longtime Cardiacs keyboard player William D Drake and Hurtling/My Bloody Valentine guitarist and keyboard player Jen Macro. The mood palate is on just as grand a scale as the personnel list, from the Nick Drake-style acoustic guitar/strings interplay of 'Firefly' to the beefy hip-hop backbeat of 'BBQ Head & 7 Bells', a two part track, the first half dedicated to the joys of cooking in the garden, the second about paranoia and the threat of violence. Elements of psychedelia, some gorgeous analogue synth tones, a penchant for a quirky time signature and/or arrangement all add to what's already a very tasty concoction that anyone with an ear for a tenacious earworm or two will love.
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Trail Of Flowers
Trail Of Flowers (limited gatefold 'candyland' purple & pink marbled vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 888072 584877. Rel: 25 Mar 24
American Dreaming (4:15)
Dollar Bill Bar (3:29)
Fox Hunt (3:18)
Chittiin' Cookin' Time In Cheatham County (3:02)
Wish You Well (3:38)
Money Train (2:39)
I Could Drive You Crazy (3:23)
Why Haven't You Loved Me Yet (2:13)
Rosemary (3:29)
Lighthouse (3:38)
I'll Come Off The Mountain (1:38)
No Letter (2:12)
Review: Trail of Flowers by Sierra Ferrell is a captivating journey through the heart of folk and country music.. Ferrell's rich and emotive vocals shine brightly throughout the album, carrying the listener through tales of love, loss, and resilience. With a style that seamlessly blends traditional folk with classic country elements, Ferrell delivers a collection of songs that feel both timeless and contemporary. Each track is imbued with raw emotion and authenticity, drawing listeners into Ferrell's world with its vivid storytelling and heartfelt lyricism. The instrumentation is equally enchanting, featuring acoustic guitars, fiddles, and subtle yet expressive arrangements that perfectly complement Ferrell's vocals. The production maintains a warm and intimate atmosphere, allowing Ferrell's voice to take center stage while still capturing the nuances of each instrument. This album has been receiving widespread acclaim since being released and in our opinion, it's definitely warranted


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Punch
Punch (limited orange vinyl 7")
Cat: BEAG 6CGR141VIRUS522LT. Rel: 04 Apr 24
Patrick Fitzgerald - "Punch" (3:36)
Jello Biafra & Motorpsycho - "Punch" (3:57)
Review: Two towering labels, Alternative Tentacles and Crispin Glover, break the mould for a momentary merger on this artistic collision of rogue planets: a new split reissued 7" housing that infamous syncretic, Patrick Fitzgerald, Motorpsycho and Jello Biafra, and their twin versions of Fitzgerald's original song 'Punch'. Fitzgerald is best known as a pioneer of folk punk, famously channelling his sardonic wit into a fleeting, light but somehow also epical sound. 'Punch' first surfaced in 2009 as a one-off single released under Crispin Glover's remit; it's now heard once more in both versions, tracking incendiary denunciations of politics on Fitzgerald's part, amid a suicidal, guitar-driven ascension into the air.
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out of stock $9.85
Return Of The Bastard
Cat: BEWITH 156LP. Rel: 08 Apr 24
And The Folklore Continues (2:18)
La Califas Perdido (2:36)
I Would Go With You (2:43)
No Time For Time (1:59)
Calling For Ya! (2:05)
Bloodinthemud (3:27)
Zapata's Boots (2:37)
Mosaic Man (1:46)
What Have I Been Doing Since I Was Gone? (2:11)
Paper Switchblade (3:11)
Never Forget To Remember (2:44)
Run With The Hunted (3:15)
New Terrain (2:24)
40 Summers (2:33)
The Simple Man (2:26)
Review: Guitarist, composer and skateboarder Tommy Guerrero hears several of his earliest albums reissued now via Be With, of which 2008's Return Of The Bastard was his fifth. Still evidently deep in the throes of recording for the pure fun of it, this fifteen-track album reflects a pure lyricless enjoyment that few other of Guerrero's contemporaries could ever hope to share. Perhaps it's the meditative truck of his earlier skate career that course-corrected his frame of mind to pure creative meditativeness; here driving noisy drum machines, lightly-amped two-tones, the occasional kalimba and faint vocals all collide for the perfect accompaniment to an implied visual narrative.
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Something In The Room She Moves
Something In The Room She Moves (limited gatefold translucent red vinyl 2xLP + booklet + MP3 download code (indie exclusive))
Cat: WIGLP 506X. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Sun Girl (5:50)
These Morning (3:47)
Something In The Room She Moves (6:15)
Spinning (6:11)
Materia (3:10)
Meyou (5:13)
Evening Mood (6:20)
Ocean (5:35)
Talking To The Whisper (3:40)
Who Brings Me (6:39)
Review: Julia Holter's sixth album Something in the Room She Moves might just be the Los Angeles songwriter's best work. In the past she has often explored memory and dreamlike futures but on this new outing she is very much more in the moment throughout. She explains herself hat "There's a corporeal focus, inspired by the complexity and transformability of our bodies." Musically the album mixes fretless electric bass pitches with her unique vocal melodies. The recognisable sounds of the Yamaha CS-60 interweave with more organic wind instruments and add up to a fluid, watery sound that flows smooth and carries you along with it amongst the gorgeous harmonies.
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Something In The Room She Moves
Cat: WIGCD 506. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Sun Girl
These Morning
Something In The Room She Moves
Materia
Meyou
Spinning
Ocean
Evening Mood
Talking To The Whisper
Who Brings Me
Review: Julia Holter has subtly shifted focus on new album (her sixth in total) Something In The Room She Moves, moving away from exploring memory and dream-like states to instead focus on (in her words) "the complexity and transformability of our bodies". To create this rather distinctive (and rather good sound world), she added her own ethereal vocals to self-created backing tracks rich in electric fretless bass, warming wind and reed instruments, and distinctive synth sounds plucked from a Yamaha CS060. The results are predictably immersive and soul-enriching, with highlights including stunning opener 'Sun Girl', the percussively inventive 'Spinning', and the pastoral, dreamy 'Evening Mood'.
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Something In The Room She Moves
Something In The Room She Moves (gatefold 2xLP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: WIGLP 506. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Sun Girl (5:49)
These Morning (3:46)
Something In The Room She Moves (6:14)
Spinning (6:11)
Materia (3:09)
Meyou (4:50)
Evening Mood (6:20)
Ocean (5:35)
Talking To The Whisper (6:49)
Who Brings Me (3:29)
Review: Julia Holter's sixth album, Something In The Room She Moves, is a dreamlike exploration of complexity and transformability, featuring flowing harmonic universes and fluid, water-like melodies. Her vocal register, reminiscent of Siouxsie Sioux, Nico, or Kate Bush, possesses a matchstick intensity, rekindling its own flame through the conversation in her voice. Holter's diaphragm shifts between instruments, creating a continuum of fretless electric bass pitches counterpointing with gliding vocal melodies. Glissing Yamaha CS-60 adds a touch of experimentalism, while her production choices and arrangements maintain a sense of simplicity and refinement. Holter's singing resonates in somatic frequencies, evoking a deep connection between mind and body. With its liquid, ever-changing nature, 'Something In The Room She Moves' invites listeners to immerse themselves in a world of sound that is both ethereal and profoundly human.
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Bright Future
Bright Future (limited eco vinyl LP + poster (indie exclusive))
Cat: 4AD 0649LPE. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Real House (5:52)
Sadness As A Gift (4:15)
Fool (2:55)
No Machine (2:56)
Free Treasure (3:34)
Vampire Empire (3:52)
Evol (4:52)
Candle Flame (2:25)
Already Lost (3:25)
Cell Phone Says (2:33)
Donut Seam (2:22)
Ruined (4:45)
Review: Adrianne Lenker's run of mesmerising wyrd folk work continues apace with her latest album on 4AD. There's always been a fragile, old-world quality to the American singer-songwriter's work, whether solo or in Big Thief, but the process is foregrounded on bright future thanks to the emphasis the label put on the album's all-analogue recording and production process. It's an approach which absolutely chimes with the charming delicacy of the songs contained within, guided by Lenker's distinctive countrified twang. What makes Lenker's music novel in the long and winding tradition of country and folk is the subtle surrealism you can hear scattered amongst the tradition - just listen to the guitar treatment on 'Fool' for all the proof you need.
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Tarot: Part 1
Tarot: Part 1 (limited gatefold translucent red vinyl LP)
Cat: SER 100C. Rel: 04 Apr 24
The Fool (5:12)
The Magician (2:59)
The High Priestess (3:37)
The Empress (3:42)
The Emperor (2:51)
The Hierophant (3:15)
The Lover (3:12)
The Chariot (3:02)
Justice (4:50)
The Hermit (3:07)
Wheel Of Fortune (4:18)
Review: Magick Brother & Mystic Sister took inspiration for their name from a serial Gong album, and sure enough this Barcelona-based four-piece know exactly where they're aiming with their heavily psychedelic, tripped-out strain of cosmic rock. Following on from their self-titled debut, now the band are back with the first instalment of a two-part album release called Tarot - so far, so mystic. The groove on 'The Hierophant' is a great place to start in diving into the intoxicating headspace of the band, where some outernational instrumentation collides with the propulsive krautrock-informed rhythm section and the Canterbury scene's affinity for funk. It's a visceral trip no self-respecting pscyhonaut should be without.
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Faire Ca
Faire Ca (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BJR 97. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Un Calme (3:53)
Tout Est Curieux (3:00)
Grands Espaces (3:26)
La Main (4:17)
Les Pensees (2:06)
Tout Passe (3:10)
Famille Phare (3:31)
Pas La (3:54)
L'eau Monte (2:58)
Review: Meril Wubslin's fourth album, Faire ca, is a daring musical odyssey that ventures into uncharted territories with fearless creativity. Recorded in Kwake Bass' South London studio, this nine-track masterpiece defies genre boundaries, seamlessly blending blues, folk, post-rock, and dub to create a unique sonic landscape. Collaborating with Kwake Bass, known for his groundbreaking work with Sampha and Kae Tempest, Meril Wubslin fearlessly explores unfamiliar soundscapes. From the intimate blues and folk-inspired 'Grands Espaces' to the experimental fusion of 'La Main' and the electro-blues percussion of 'Famille Phare,' each track showcases the band's innovative spirit and exceptional musicianship. With its bold experimentation and captivating melodies, 'Faire ca' promises enduring musical rewards for listeners and solidifies Meril Wubslin's position as pioneers in the realm of avant-garde music. This album is a must-listen for anyone seeking a fresh and exhilarating musical experience.
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Good People
Good People (limited clear vinyl 7")
Cat: 651028 7. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Good People (3:00)
Good People (instrumental) (3:03)
Review: Mumford & Sons drop a surprise single release alongside Pharrell Williams, 'Good People', delivering on a long-awaited promise to hop in the studio together after years of knowing each other. Finally falling back on their immediate instincts, 'Good People' hears the band and the solo wunderkind sing of tiredness and revelation, making adept use of a dry, driving, sportsmanlike instrumental palette (think hand claps, stomps, gospel harmonies). Though cryptic in theme, the mood on this one-off is one of triumph and impending miracle works to come.
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 in stock $9.07
The Marble Index (remastered)
The Marble Index (remastered) (LP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: REWIGLP 145. Rel: 28 Mar 24
Prelude (1:09)
Lawns Of Dawns (2:51)
No One Is There (3:36)
Ari's Song (3:11)
Facing The Wind (4:18)
Julius Caesar (Memento Hodie) (5:00)
Frozen Warnings (4:01)
Evening Of Light (5:38)
Review: Nico's Marble Index was the first album to establish the German musician's home in the avant-garde; the story of the fashion model turned "legitimate" artist is as old as time, yet is rarely told today. In contrast to her first album, Chelsea Girl, which consisted almost entirely of pop chansons, Nico's sophomore LP here tracks nicely with her working introduction to John Cale in his harmonium era, drawing inspiration primarily from modern European classical music, not three-minute hookcraft. Long out of print, this slow-burner of a critical classic now hears a worthy reissue via Domino.
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Desertshore
Desertshore (LP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: REWIGLP 146. Rel: 28 Mar 24
Janitor Of Lunacy (4:03)
The Falconer (5:28)
My Only Child (2:16)
Le Petit Chevalier (2:20)
Abschied (3:02)
Afraid (3:28)
Mutterlein (4:38)
All That Is My Own (3:29)
Review: As part of a new looking back on German art rocker Nico's esteemed career by the indie label Domino, Desertshore chronologically follows The Marble Index, and is her third album, following the prior project's establishing her as an avant-garde artist with one foot in the mainstream, in stark defiance of the the prejudiced poo-poohs that followed her first (baroque pop) album, Chelsea Girl. Desertshore is more of a reconciliation of her prior two projects, bringing back the initial western pop sensibility while now firmly basking in a newfound weirdness-and-she-knows-it. From the opening dark waves of 'Janitor Of Lunacy' to the piano-balladic injection of sadness that is 'Afraid', this is another avant-garde masterpiece by the musician, never justifiably passed over.
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Build Something Better
Cat: TRNHC 013CD. Rel: 05 Apr 24
The Best Country In The World
The House Always Wins
King & Country
Meanwhile In Texas
Next Episode Starts
Start Again
Earthwire
Cynicism Free
If I Were To Outlive You
Fixer Upper
English Culture
Review: Build Something Better by Grace Petrie, produced by Frank Turner, is a powerful statement on contemporary societal inequalities and injustices. With a blend of punk-folk elements, Grace's acoustic guitar and vocals shine, supported by Ben Moss' captivating fiddle playing and Stuart Proven's excellent drumming. The album tackles themes of alienation, political disillusionment, and the struggle for truth in a post-truth world. Tracks like 'The House Always Wins' and 'Meanwhile In Texas' confront hard-hitting issues with poignant lyrics and infectious musical patterns. Grace's songwriting ability shines through in tracks like 'King And Country' and 'Earthwire,' where personal relationships intertwine with broader social commentary. The album culminates in the title track, 'Fixer Upper,' offering hope amidst the existential threat of global crises. Overall, Build Something Better is a musically rich and lyrically profound album.
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Revelator
Revelator (limited gatefold black ice vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 588456 2. Rel: 04 Apr 24
Revelator (4:51)
The World Is Ending (3:37)
Fences (4:03)
Impossible House (4:35)
Wide As Heaven (5:41)
A Moon Behind The Clouds (6:08)
All The Same (4:50)
A Poem On The Men's Room Wall (4:37)
To Get It Right (6:53)
Review: Phosphorescent is recognised as something of a key player in the current indie scene. Based right now in Nashville, Tennessee, he has been away for the best part of half a decade but now makes a sweet return much to the delight of fans and critics alike. Back in 2022 his covers album Full Moon Project showcased all of his most prominent inspirations and influences with versions of music by the likes of Bee Gees, Bob Dylan and Nina Simone. The self-taught producer and a constantly inquisitive creative now goes deep on new record Revelator which is "a meditation on all that he's learned about life and all that is still unknown".
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Church Street Blues (reissue)
Church Street Blues (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: CRF 1435211. Rel: 03 Apr 24
Church Street Blues (3:04)
Cattle In The Cane (1:53)
Streets Of London (3:55)
One More Night (2:12)
The Gold Rush (2:17)
Any Old Time (2:38)
Orphan Annie (2:49)
House Carpenter (4:22)
Jerusalem Ridge (3:26)
Last Thing On My Mind (3:16)
Pride Of Man (2:19)
Review: Intractable bluegrass from the one and only Tony Rice. At this point, Craft Recordings' taste in reissues hardly warrants scrupulousness; this long out-of-print album documents a lesser-known period in Rice's musical career, after which his predominant bluegrass bent had already been established. With only a small cadre of personnel in tow - Rice on old-time strings and vocals, his brother Wyatt on guitar, and Bob Shumaker and Lim Lloyd helming up mixing and mastering duties - Church Street Blues is proof enough that you don't need much to make an evincing folk album, not least one that evokes the deepest emotes endemic to Louisville, Kentucky. Consisting entirely of reinterpretations of Rice's favourite folk songs, 'Church Street Blues' became an immediate fan favourite and today it remains a classic title.
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Plunge
Plunge (limited translucent water blue vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 691835 885636. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Wild Days (3:39)
Jacket (3:12)
Rollin’ In (4:39)
Why Does It Take So Long (4:04)
Freakz (3:23)
Wind Blows (4:03)
Another Way (4:21)
Runaway (2:42)
Stay (3:14)
Review: "No-one knew the songs or what the plan was. We kept it loose and fun. This was the spirit of the sessions. No headphones, no playback, minimal overdubs, or bleed. Fast and loose," says Sam Evian of his latest record, the first to grace his new imprint, Thirty Tigers. If that's not enough to make you balk with jealously at not being invited, then the idea of Big Thief's Adrian Lenker and Sufjan Stevens, among others, debasing to Evian's house in the Catskills to examine a revamped studio, complete with vintage tape deck and console, then going wild swimming at midnight, just as snow fell, might seal the deal. The following day, work began on Plunge, a record with no real fixed direction or plan. In the end, it will - or, at least, it should - be remembered among Evian's finest offerings. A stunning collection of folk-leaning rock 'n' roll, Americana and jangly indie, you can almost smell upstate New York.
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How Does That Grab You?
Cat: LITA 2182. Rel: 03 Apr 24
Not The Lovin' Kind
The Shadow Of Your Smile
Sorry 'Bout That
Time
Sand
Crying Time
My Baby Cried All Night Long
Let It Be Me
Call Me
How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?
Bang, Bang
The Last Of The Secret Agents?
If Things Don't Start Picking Up (Non-album B-side/previously unreleased Session outtake)
Review: Nancy Sinatra's sophomore album, How Does That Grab You?, solidifies her status as a pop icon. Released in 1966, it features the iconic title track, a top ten hit that encapsulates her sultry and playful style. Another standout is 'Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down),' later made infamous by its inclusion in Quentin Tarantino's 'Kill Bill' films. Sinatra's collaboration with Lee Hazlewood brings a cinematic quality to her songs, creating a haunting and ethereal atmosphere. "How Does That Grab You?" showcases Sinatra's versatility, from the catchy pop melodies to the dramatic ballads, cementing as a legendary performer.
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out of stock $17.37
Either/Or (Expanded Edition)
Either/Or (Expanded Edition) (limited maroon vinyl 2xLP + insert (indie exclusive))
Cat: 708857 062010. Rel: 09 Apr 24
Speed Trials (2:58)
Alameda (3:43)
Ballad Of Being Nothing (2:48)
Between The Bars (2:21)
Pictures Of Me (3:46)
No Name (No 5) (3:43)
Rose Parade (3:28)
Punch & Judy (2:27)
Angeles (2:52)
Cupid's Trick (3:05)
2:45 Am (3:11)
Say Yes (2:14)
My New Freedom (live) (2:38)
Pictures Of Me (live) (3:40)
Angeles (live) (3:00)
Some Song (live) (3:03)
Rose Parade (live) (4:02)
New Monkey (Keys) (0:43)
I Don't Think I'm Ever Gonna Figure It Out (remix) (1:52)
I Figured Out (3:33)
Bottle Up & Explode! (alternate version) (3:32)
Review: Though he was already famous, Either/Or is the album that made Elliott Smith great. Now Kill Rock Stars proudly present their newly reissued, expanded edition of the sensitive songster's crowning glory, this time including five live multi-track recordings from the Yo Yo A Go Go Festival in Olympia, WA in 1997, as well as three previously unreleased studio recordings, not to mention one B-side gem. The album was highly praised at the time due to several of its songs' lucky inclusion by Gus Van Sant in the classic drama movie Good Will Hunting, though the album's appeal goes much deeper than that, with Smith's melancholic, sombre voice soaring low above well-glued, unplugged pop mixes, though, typically for Smith, it still touches on existential, philosophical and neurotic themes throughout.
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Renaissance De La Harpe Celtique (remastered)
Cat: PIASC 1013LP. Rel: 28 Mar 24
Ys (3:39)
Marv Pontkalleg (4:56)
Extraits De Manuscrits Gallois: Ap Huw/Penllyn (6:31)
Extraits De Manuscrits Gallois: Eliz Iza (3:08)
Gaeltacht: Caitlin Triall (0:18)
Gaeltacht: Port Ui Mhuirgheasa (2:17)
Gaeltacht: Airde Cuan (1:10)
Gaeltacht: Na Reubairean (1:11)
Gaeltacht: Melodie Manxoise (2:32)
Gaeltacht: Heman Dubh (1:06)
Gaeltacht: Gaelic Waltz (1:31)
Gaeltacht: Struan Robertson (Straspey) (2:06)
Gaeltacht: The Little Cascade (2:19)
Gaeltacht: Braigh Loch Lall (0:48)
Gaeltacht: Port An Deorai (Suide De Slips-Jigs Irlandaises) (2:55)
Review: Alan Stivell (Breton for 'gushing spring'), born January 6, 1944, is a French singer songwriter and musician. He campaigns for the recognition of the Breton people with their language, culture, and territory. He is, above all, a multi-instrumentalist: mainly Celtic harp, but also piano and keyboards, Irish flute, bombard, Scottish bagpipes and even percussion. Since the 1950s, thanks to his father's work, Stivell has helped revive the Celtic harp in Brittany; Renaissance De La Harpe Celtique does what it says on the tin; a thoroughly mystical and atmospheric album, the long-player comes packed with Celtic pentatonics, dewey field recordings, and, above all, mellifluous harp, all of which segue together to form an implicit instrumental picture of a Breton people in harmony with nature and spirit, making for a benchmark project in the Celtic folk revival of the 1970s.
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Nimbus
Nimbus (limited 'big blue' vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: LPTLR 150IE. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Nimbus (6:18)
The Lollygagger (3:30)
Ishkabibble Magoo (2:41)
Brain Ticket (2:56)
Lily Thin (4:33)
Consider The Wound (8:26)
Walker Talker (3:33)
Hilltop Garden Lament (7:34)
Review: Nimbus by Sunburned Hand of the Man is a special journey into the band's enigmatic world, that is an ever-evolving experimental project. Recorded during a wintery week of sessions in Turner's Falls, MA, the album exudes a familial warmth and creative spontaneity as band members come together in a cozy setting to cook meals, reminisce, and make music. The album's sonic landscape is rich and varied, blending elements of psych-rock, spoken word, and instrumental improvisation. From the jaunty earworm Ishkabibble Magoo, featuring Phil Franklin's witty wordplay and infectious melody, to the haunting poetry-based pieces like 'Consider the Wound,' read by Peter Gizzi, the album traverses a wide emotional spectrum. Instrumental tracks like 'The Lollygagger' and 'Brainticket' showcase the band's musical dexterity, with dreamy synths, swirling guitars, and hypnotic rhythms creating immersive sonic textures. Each track feels like a sonic exploration, with layers of sound intertwining to create a captivating listening experience. Nimbus is a kaleidoscopic collage of sound and imagery that defies categorization and invites listeners to immerse themselves in Sunburned Hand of the Man's unique musical universe.
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The Muscle Shoals Sessions
The Muscle Shoals Sessions (limited translucent green vinyl LP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: PIASLL 224LP. Rel: 28 Mar 24
Halo (3:06)
Mr Haze (3:12)
Summer Son (3:43)
Say What You Want (3:31)
Keep On Talking (3:06)
The Conversation (2:50)
In Demand (3:07)
Would I Lie To You (3:43)
Let's Work It (2:58)
Black Eyed Boy (3:05)
Everyday Now (2:51)
I Don't Want A Lover (3:35)
In Our Lifetime (3:32)
Save The Last Dance (3:39)
Review: Scottish band Texas have announced the release of their new album, The Muscle Shoals Sessions, which is a collaboration between Texas and American songwriter and pianist Spooner Oldham and was recorded at the renowned Fame Recording Studio in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. The album features 12 of Texas' greatest hits, reimagined with Oldham's delicate piano lines. The result is a stripped-back, timeless sound that allows each track to shine. The album also includes two covers: 'Would I Lie To You' by Charles and Eddie and 'Save The Last Dance' by The Drifters. Texas described the album as 'like nothing we've ever done before,' and it is sure to be a must-listen for fans of the band and lovers of classic songwriting.
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5
5 (LP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: EJRC 2131. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Hey Babe (1:37)
Calico Gown (2:22)
Yellow Spanish Roses (4:07)
Jalisco Kid (3:49)
Cosmic Monster (4:04)
Cold Water Blue (3:31)
Horse Named Blue (2:44)
Long July (3:10)
Supermoon Moonshine (4:02)
I Can Still Make Cheyenne (4:00)
Review: Much contemporary and so-called cosmic American music lacks true cosmic essence, appearing more as imitation than innovation. Trummors' fifth album, 5, defies this norm with refreshing originality and exquisite execution. With lyrics akin to Robert Creeley's poetry and melodies that feel timeless, songs like 'Hey Babe' captivate with fatalistic beauty. Lerner and Cunningham's harmonies, complemented by skilled musicianship, create a captivating atmosphere and subtly blend genre conventions. Despite its rapid creation amidst uncertainty, 5 exudes both weight and airiness, ancient resonance and contemporary charm. Trummors' achievement in transcending tradition with confidence and immediacy is truly remarkable.
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Viimne Ratsu
Cat: SADFUN 006. Rel: 03 Apr 24
Viimne Ratsu (3:17)
Kuu Maa (3:48)
Review: Something in the Eastern European house and dance music proclivity has always struck us as enduringly authentic, perhaps due to its interest in folk music fusions; the label Sad Fun have surely played a key part in doling out this impression. Now they offer their latest addition to the fantasy with a label-described "true Estonian lowkey gem" in the form of duo Ajukaja & Edith Karlson, aka. Vana, whose combined efforts frankly, dustily and ironically toy with the pop music cliches native to their homeland. A-and-B-siders 'Vimme Ratsu' and 'Kuu Maa' are said to rework an '80s Estonian coastal folk-pop favourite and perform a "pseudo-reggae" pastiche respectively. Both have that effortless murmured charm on the vocals, recalling a nostalgic time of European make-do, A10-mic-from-the-junk-store, bottle episodic, rickety recorded goodness.
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Leather Jacket & Diesel Smoke: Chili Dippin' In Red Tiger Shoes (Gems & Oddities From Lux & Ivy's Vault)
Conny & The Bellhops - "Shot Rod"
Tyrone Schmidling - "You're Gone, I'm Left"
Pat Patterson - "Rat-A-Ma-Cue" (part 1)
The Accidentals - "Twangin Machine"
Dean Beard - "Rakin' & Scrapin'"
The Century Five - "Red Tiger Shoes"
Chuck & Gary - "Teenie Weenie Jeanie"
Pam Thum - "The Devil's Old Suitcase"
Gary Kane - "The Fight"
Lightning Junior & The Empires - "Somebody Changed The Lock"
Gene Hall - "Monkey On The Moon"
The Blasts - "Canaveral Rock"
Willows - "Trail Of Tears"
Bonnie Guitar - "Johnny Vagabond"
Linda Green - "Honey Buggie"
Silver Belles With Herb Silver's Orchestra - "Candy Kisses & Bubbly Gum"
The Raiders - "Hocus Pocus"
Mighty Joe Houston Orchestra - "Walk Baby Walk"
Ray Burden - "A Hot-Rodders Dream"
Tall Tonio & The Mello-Dees - "Hot-Rod-Car"
Charlie Ryan - "Hot Rod Race"
The Billy Williams Quartet - "Busy Lane"
Joyce Poynter - "Chilli Dippin' Baby"
The Sounds - "Charlie Chan"
The Huntsmen - "Big Bowl Of Soul"
Sweetie Jones - "I've Been Wrong"
Ronnie Pearson - "Hot Shot"
John Worthan - "The Cat's Were Jumping"
William Cobbs - "You Don't Love Me"
Chris Christian & The Chordaires - "Lover Boy"
Pat Patterson - "Rat-A-Ma-Cue" (part 2)
James Gallagher - "Ford 7 Shaker"
The Gamblers - "Teen Machine"
Sandy Nelson - "The City"
Don Ralke - "Zooba"
Lada Edmund - "Foxy"
Ritchie Adams - "Pakistan"
Elisabeth Waldo - "Incan Festival Dance"
Grupo Afro-Cubano - "Bongosera"
Fred Katz - "Foggy, Foggy Dew"
John Reedy & His Stone Mountain Trio - "Oh Death"
Pearl Ravens & The Concords - "I'm Not Ashamed (Ugly Woman)"
Pepper Pots - "Leather Jacket Cowboy"
Doye O'Dell - "Diesel Smoke"
Mike Page - "Long Black Shiny Car"
The Nite Riders - "Women & Cadillacs"
Bill Flagg - "Go Cat Go"
Hank Blackman & The Killers - "Itchy Koo"
Mack Self - "Everyday"
Vancie Flowers - "Wet Back"
Review: Lux Interior and Poison Ivy, of Cramps fame, team up to deliver Leather Jackets and Diesel Smoke, a whopping 50-track compilation that documents their utmost personal favourite rock recordings, in the micro-veins of acid folk, rockabilly and psychobilly. We'll doff and eat our hats if both said punk legends' rising signs aren't Scorpio. With madcap performances from Donnie James with the Mighty Joe Houston Orchestra, Tall Tonio And The Mello-Dees, Chris Christian And The Chordaires, Elisabeth Waldo, Fred Katz and John Reedy and His Stone Mountain Trio among many more, this is a cavalcade of no-hit wonders, every last one of them a gem. Amounting to a contemporaneous account of the music that The Cramps heard and loved during their rise to notoriety, not to mention the lesser-known music that would've graced the halls of New York's CBGB club, of which they were favourite performers.
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1985 (Deluxe Edition) (remastered)
Cat: ENCLC 5. Rel: 11 Apr 24
Trumpets (CD1:Towers Open Fire - radio Session)
Be My Enemy (Prototype 3)
The Ways Of Men (radio Session)
The Waves #1
Old England (demo)
Towers Open Fire
Down Through The Town
Ribbon Of Steel (live)
Bury My Heart (live)
The Three Day Man (live)
Medicine Bow (Tv Performance)
This Is The Sea (live)
A Door For My Soul Home (Home demo)
Son Of Rags
In My Bed
The Pan Within (instrumental demo)
Even The Trees Are Dancing (Full Length)
Theme
Fuzz Guitar Vamp
Death Is Not The End
Beverly Penn (CD2;:The Black Book: - Piano demo)
Don't Bang The Drum
Be My Enemy
The Day I An Out Of People
Winter Blows
The Mercenary & The Samaritan (Paino demo)
Looking For Dickon
Spirit (Piano demo)
All The Bright Horses
Custer's Blues (Piano demo)
The Woman In Me
Paris In The Rain
The Song Of Sitting Bull
Talk About Wings
The Whole Of The Moon (The Writing Of)
The Pan Within
No Sun In The Sky
Winter In The Blood
We Belong To The World
The Whole Of The Moon
Medicine Jack (CD3: A Sky Full Of Crows)
Medicine Jack Boogi-woogie
The Sound Of Snow
The Pan Within (instrumental)
It Should Have Been You/Guitar Play
Old England (Early take)
Old MacMicheal Had A Band
Sweet Thing
Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town
Spirit (Full Length)
Then You Hold Me
Trumpets (instrumental #1)
Rain Come Down
Son Of Dirt
This Is The Sea (Drum Pad version)
Medicine Bow (CD4: The Ladder - Elemental Rough mix)
Trumpets (instrumental #2)
Be My Enemy
Sleeek White Schooner
Sweetheart Like You
This Is The Sea (fast - Mike Lead Guitar demo)
Adrian & The Piano Storm
Beverly Penn (Synth version)
This Is The Sea (fast -Tom Verlaine Lead Guitar version)
The Waves #2
The Ladder (demo)
Beverly Penn
Don't Bang The Drum (Livingston mix)
Ribbon Of Steel Slide Guitar (Slide Guitar)
Paisley Park
Mountaintop: The Whole Of The Moon (CD5: Mountaintop - Livingston mix)
High Far Soon
This Is The Sea (Livingston mix)
Medicine Bow (Full Length)
The Pan Within (Wickham's First Play)
Miracle
World Party (demo)
I Am Not Here
Born To Be Together (radio Session)
Higher In Time (radio Session)
The Whole Of The Moon (video version)
Meridian West
Don't Bang The Drum (radio Session)
Medicine Bow (radio Session)
Behold The Sea (radio Session)
Beverly Penn (2023)
Don't Bang The Drum (CD6: This Is The Sea)
The Whole Of The Moon
Spirit
The Pan Within
Medicine Bow
Old England
Be My Enemy
Trumpets
This Is The Sea
Review: The 1985 boxset is a comprehensive collection of The Waterboys' musical endeavors during that year. It features a diverse range of materials, including unreleased tracks, demos, outtakes, and live recordings. The set also includes a remastered version of their acclaimed album This Is The Sea. The boxset offers a glimpse into the band's creative process, with numerous alternate versions, song sketches, and covers. It also showcases the band's eclectic musical influences, ranging from traditional Irish folk to experimental rock. Despite its length, the boxset is a cohesive and engaging listen. The remastered This Is The Sea is a highlight, with Tom Verlaine's guitar playing adding a new dimension to the classic album. Other standout tracks include the previously unreleased instrumental 'Meridian West' and a cover of Bob Dylan's 'Sweetheart Like You.' Overall, the 1985 boxset is a valuable addition to the collection of any Waterboys fan. It provides a comprehensive overview of the band's creative output during a particularly fertile period. The boxset also offers insights into the band's musical influences and their commitment to their craft.
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Tigers Blood
Tigers Blood (LP + poster in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: 278601. Rel: 21 Mar 24
3 Sisters (4:06)
Evil Spawn (3:10)
Ice Cold (3:30)
Right Back To It (4:33)
Burns Out At Midnight (3:02)
Bored (2:56)
Lone Star Lake (3:15)
Crimes Of The Heart (3:00)
Crowbar (4:01)
365 (3:05)
The Wolves (3:57)
Tigers Blood (3:53)
Review: Waxahatchee is emerging, butterfly like, from a cocoon that has kept her safe for most of her career. There was nothing ugly or hidden about Katie Crutchfield's older output. But it was intimate, quiet, thoughtful, vulnerable and, at times, almost a little nervous. At least some of those adjectives became irrelevant with the last LP, Saint Cloud, and now she follows up that ten-foot-tall 2020 triumph with Tigers Blood, continuing in a similar vein. Having significantly increased the size of her audience with the preceding, infinitely rousing record, Crutchfield simultaneously looks to please those newcomers and win even more over here. The tracks are similarly open armed, proud and accessible, but the razor sharp songwriting - dealing with everything from trying to stay still without being bored, to self doubt - has lost none of its impact, and the instrumental arrangements have arguably never been stronger.
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Tigers Blood
Tigers Blood ("tigers blood" translucent red vinyl LP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve (indie exclusive))
Cat: 87860 INDIE. Rel: 25 Mar 24
3 Sisters (4:06)
Evil Spawn (3:10)
Ice Cold (3:30)
Right Back To It (4:33)
Burns Out At Midnight (3:02)
Bored (2:56)
Lone Star Lake (3:15)
Crimes Of The Heart (3:00)
Crowbar (4:01)
365 (3:05)
The Wolves (3:57)
Tigers Blood (3:53)
Review: Waxahatchee, the solo project of Alabama-born and Kansas City-based Katie Crutchfield, returns with her most confident and resilient album to date. Boosted by lead single '365', shortly followed by 'Right Back To It' and 'Bored', Tigers Blood follows an avowed 'hot hand spell' experienced by the artist while on tour at the end of 2022. But despite the enjoyment, Tigers Blood emotes in many different directions, dealing in every theme from codependency to ennui - that is, between the cracks of joy. A contemporary alt-country rock delight, Tigers Blood hears Waxahatchee do pop music right.
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