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Eternal Rhythm: Ashra - New Age of Earth
By 1976, Manuel Göttsching had already helped define the Berlin School’s exploratory spirit with Ash Ra Tempel, but New Age of Earth marked a quiet reinvention. Now recording simply as...
Eternal Rhythm: Ashra - New Age of Earth
By 1976, Manuel Göttsching had already helped define the Berlin School’s exploratory spirit with Ash Ra Tempel, but New Age of Earth marked a quiet reinvention. Now recording simply as...
Tortoise Listening Party
On Saturday 18th October we'll be hosting a listening party for the new album from post-everything crew Tortoise. We'll be playing the album in full from 2pm, where you'll also...
Tortoise Listening Party
On Saturday 18th October we'll be hosting a listening party for the new album from post-everything crew Tortoise. We'll be playing the album in full from 2pm, where you'll also...
Take a seat: This week at South
Jason Dungan’s fifth Blue Lake album The Animal expands his zither-led sound into full band territory, blending ambient, kosmische and folk textures with a communal, organic spirit. Recorded in Copenhagen...
Take a seat: This week at South
Jason Dungan’s fifth Blue Lake album The Animal expands his zither-led sound into full band territory, blending ambient, kosmische and folk textures with a communal, organic spirit. Recorded in Copenhagen...
Eternal Rhythm: Terry Hall - Laugh
Released in 1997, Laugh was Terry Hall’s second solo album and a reminder of his singular voice in British pop. Known first as the deadpan frontman of The Specials, and...
Eternal Rhythm: Terry Hall - Laugh
Released in 1997, Laugh was Terry Hall’s second solo album and a reminder of his singular voice in British pop. Known first as the deadpan frontman of The Specials, and...
I know what's nice. This week at South
Cate Le Bon returns with Michelangelo Dying, her seventh album and most emotionally raw work to date, a shifting song cycle of heartache, repetition, and exorcism, framed by iridescent synths, brass...
I know what's nice. This week at South
Cate Le Bon returns with Michelangelo Dying, her seventh album and most emotionally raw work to date, a shifting song cycle of heartache, repetition, and exorcism, framed by iridescent synths, brass...
Eternal Rhythm: Buckingham Nicks
When Buckingham Nicks quietly arrived in September 1973, it barely made a dent commercially, but it set in motion one of the most celebrated partnerships in rock history. Lindsey Buckingham...
Eternal Rhythm: Buckingham Nicks
When Buckingham Nicks quietly arrived in September 1973, it barely made a dent commercially, but it set in motion one of the most celebrated partnerships in rock history. Lindsey Buckingham...