An album recorded in the former home of Stanley Kubrick really ought to have some cinematic quality to it, and there’s something in the power and drama of Saint Leonard’s Horses’ debut Good Luck Everybody – released this very day…
A year on from the success of the Iron Horse album written about cycling, Mary Erskine has kept the Me For Queen name but gone solo for her new EP, Who I Am and What I Am For, due out…
Munro Fox are a collaboration between experimentalist Adam Stark, ex-Goldheart Assembly man John Herbert and academic Tom Barton. Last month they put out their debut album Last Chance Radio, a tender, delicate record to warm the heart as the nights…
Dave Tattersall has weird dreams. We know this because the Wave Pictures have a new album on the way, and apparently Bamboo Diner In The Rain is set “in the Bamboo Diner of my dreams, with rain beating on the…
“I just got back from the gym,” Mike Cooley says with a laugh as he answers his phone. “I’m trying to get in shape because when we go out and do this, we might have to run if they try…
Ever since Jinnwoo released his debut EP back in 2014 this moment has been keenly anticipated. Friday will see the release of his debut album Strangers Bring Me No Light – a project years in the making thanks to the…
We’ve been a tad tardy in getting a Song of the Day posted in the last week or so. We’re sorry about that. We’ll try to do better. Otherwise we’ll make Lefty a little more upset.
Edward Sharpe, the Magnetic Zeroes, and director Noaz Deshe chose Moldova to make the remarkable new video for ‘Wake Up The Sun’, taken from the band’s latest album PersonA. “You find time stands still [in Moldova],” Deshe told Nowness. “Communism…
Hurray for the Riff Raff are on tour in the UK this week, showing off tracks from the acclaimed Small Town Heroes and offering tantalising glimpses of the new record they’ve just begun work on. Alynda Segarra has a well-earned…
The fields around where Ralegh Long lives are known locally as ‘Webster’s Gold’ after the man who made his fortune growing wheat for biscuits which were shipped to soldiers fighting in the Crimea. It is in these fields where Ralegh…