Utopian Ashes is an album, to borrow from William Blake, of songs of experience. Bobby Gillespie and Jehnny Beth’s collection of duets is not a break-up record, but it does tell the story of a married couple facing up to love breaking down, the impossibility of real communication and other unavoidable outcomes of a full […]
Following the release of two critically acclaimed EPs, and two stunning new singles this year Harsh Truths & Old Friend, Lemoncello announce their highly debut self titled album, set for release May 3rd Laura Quirke and Claire Kinsella’s collaboration charms audiences into a world of intimate observations and uncomfortable questions with irresistible chemistry, charisma, and […]
DJ Haram’s debut album Beside Myself is testament to the survival of the spirit as an artist reckoning with the present global hellscape. A reference for rage/grief and also the alienation of feeling out of step with the world, the album title functions as a double entendre. With a decade spanning career, the “multidisciplinary propagandist” […]
Africa Calling Harbour (Song For Elizabeth) Love Takes All People Of The Loon Stand Anthem The Ones Ahead Prince Caspians Dream Lakeland Angel No Other Beverly-Glenn Copeland announces ‘The Ones Ahead’ – his first new album in 20 years with Africa Calling out July 28th 2023 via Transgressive Records. Africa Calling premieres at Mary Annes […]
Bartees Strange announces his third full-length album, Horror, to be released on 14 February 2025. His most ambitious and wide-ranging project to date is the follow-up to 2022’s Farm To Table. Bartees Strange was raised on fear. His family used scary stories to teach life lessons, and at an early age, Strange started using scary […]
‘Tuff Times Never Last’ is a spirited and vibrant collection of songs serving as an optimistic reminder to tightly hold and embrace the many dualities that occur in life. Over the course of the 11-song suite, the album explores togetherness, community, sensuality, childhood, loss and above all perseverance. Initially drawing inspiration from a viral social […]
Seeing Joni Mitchell perform live was unlike any other concert experience – it was intimate, introspective, and emotionally profound.Whether in a small folk club, a theater, or later, on larger stages, the atmosphere she created was always deeply personal and hauntingly beautiful.She didn’t “perform” in the showbiz sense.She shared – poems, stories, diary entries set […]
In the spring of 2020, Aoife Nessa Frances packed up her things in Dublin and moved to rural County Clare on the west coast of Ireland. It was there, amidst the stillness, that she began to work on the songs that would become her second album, Protector: a personal, mystical journey of self-discovery through dislocation, […]
My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross, ANOHNI’s sixth studio album, expresses a world view by shape-shifting through a broad range of subject matter. Through a personal lens, ANOHNI addresses loss of loved ones, inequality, alienation, acceptance, cruelty, ecocide, devastation wrought by Abrahamic theologies, Future Feminism, and the possibility that we might yet […]
Ella Eyre announces her long-anticipated second studio album, everything, in time – set for release on November 21st via Play It Again Sam. A decade after her Top 4 debut Feline and countless high-octane collaborations, Ella finally unveils a body of work that is as unfiltered, fearless, and fully-formed as she is. A self-curated collection of 15 songs, everything, in time sees the London-born powerhouse […]
