Having teased us with a new track ‘Satellites’ last month, released to rave reviews and scoring Pitchfork’s Best New Music who said “The most bracing thing yet from an artist already more bracing than most”, EMA returns…
Read More...The wonderful Liz Green announces her new album Haul Away! for 14 April 2014 release and will play the Ace Hotel in London on 23 April (tickets on sale 17 January) Listen to first album track offering ‘Where the River…
Read More...Following a sold-out London show supporting Neko Case in December and the release of ‘Forgiven/Forgotten’, the commanding first single from her new album Burn Your Fire For No Witness, Angel Olsen welcomes the New Year with brand new…
Read More...Artist: Tomas Barfod Title: ‘Pulsing’ single Label: Secretly Canadian Release Date: 17 February 2014 Cat Number: SC306dig1 Format: Digital Download “The album sounds handmade in every sense of the word, possessing a sense of intimacy even…
Read More...Following her ‘Best Alternative Album’ Grammy nomination for the critically acclaimed The Worse Things Get, The Harder I Fight, The Harder I Fight, The More I Love You and a hugely successful UK tour (“Every…
Read More...Following the release of his debut album Love Form via Stranger Records, West Country gent Charlie Jones has returned with a video for album title cut ‘Love Form’ – eerie, yet strangely compelling footage of…
Read More...EMA has unveiled a new track ‘Satellites’, the first new music from the Portland-based artist since the brilliantly scuffed debut album Past Life Martyred Saints was released to a multitude of acclaim in May 2011.…
Read More...After sharing Burn Your Fire for No Witness’s first single, ‘Forgiven/Forgotten’, Angel Olsen now offers a visual representation in the song’s brand new video, directed by creative partner Zia Anger. Watch the video here: http://youtu.be/PinTAGbIsV4 Olsen and Zia’s collaborative trajectory…
Read More...Following two incredible London shows this past week, Weird World / Domino signing Jaakko Eino Kalevi has shared the Harley Weir directed video for EP cut ‘No End’. Filmed in Scotland, the Lynchian footage perfectly accompanies the…
Read More...After a whirlwind sold out tour culminating in two storming shows at the Village Underground in London last week (which The Guardian described as “jamming and noodling like musicology nerds going hog wild on spring break, they…
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