Matt Deighton – Villager (Vinyl Reissue): Album Review
Vinyl remaster of an Acid Folk classic from Matt Deighton and Acid Jazz Records.
Vinyl remaster of an Acid Folk classic from Matt Deighton and Acid Jazz Records.
1960 on Pipe Records -the 23rd album from Martyn Joseph finds him coming to understand who he is and what life is.
Despatches on Khaki Angel Records. An expansive and eclectic new set from author Louis de Bernieres
MØL release new album Diorama, and dazzle our senses with a sublime combination of black metal and shoegaze.
Dauþuz return with another industrious slab of black metal mined from the depths of the German underworld.
Songs of death and hope by Joe Tilston – another powerful offering from those musical Tilstons
70s janglemasters, Starry Eyed & Laughing, take flight a full forty six years, and counting, since their last Byrds infused outing. Has the wait been worth it?
The latest installment of the Cue Dot series finds the label stepping into murkier waters with the new Scissorgun album. Simon Tucker reviews.
Jazz ambient bagpipe fusion from Fraser Fifield: approach with inquisitiveness and be somewhat surprised.
Excalibur V – Episode five in the increasingly inaccurately-named Trilogy from Alan Simon.
Squiggly Records present The Tape. The soundtrack album from the debut feature film by Martha Tilston.
Emma Ruth Rundle delves deep in a lyrical and musical masterpiece.
Deep draughts of liquid life – with love from East Oregon and Margo Cilker.
Haken’s Ross Jennings goes solo with a surprisingly eclectic yet massively appealing collection – including one of our tracks of the year.
Eric DeVries brings the Very Best of Dutch Americana! Song & Dance man is out on MIG Music.