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The good life
Andrew Fearn and Jason Williamson return with their most expansive and expressive album yet, sharpening their acerbic vision into something broader, darker, and more kinetic. The Demise Of Planet X...
The good life
Andrew Fearn and Jason Williamson return with their most expansive and expressive album yet, sharpening their acerbic vision into something broader, darker, and more kinetic. The Demise Of Planet X...
Eternal Rhythm: Adolescents
A landmark of US punk not because it was the loudest or fastest, but because it was emotionally precise. The Blue Album captures suburban alienation, anxiety, and youthful disorientation with...
Eternal Rhythm: Adolescents
A landmark of US punk not because it was the loudest or fastest, but because it was emotionally precise. The Blue Album captures suburban alienation, anxiety, and youthful disorientation with...
Hit my head all day: This week at South
New this week: Secret Love by Dry Cleaning, produced by Cate Le Bon. Limited apricot vinyl with signed print while stocks last.
Hit my head all day: This week at South
New this week: Secret Love by Dry Cleaning, produced by Cate Le Bon. Limited apricot vinyl with signed print while stocks last.
Eternal Rhythm: The Necessaries
Often overlooked but quietly essential, The Necessaries occupied a unique space in late ’70s New York — too art-minded for punk, too direct for art rock. Featuring Arthur Russell alongside...
Eternal Rhythm: The Necessaries
Often overlooked but quietly essential, The Necessaries occupied a unique space in late ’70s New York — too art-minded for punk, too direct for art rock. Featuring Arthur Russell alongside...
New Releases: Punk, Jazz, Britpop & a Dinked Debut
A considered week of releases balancing rediscovery and arrival. From foundational punk and forward-thinking jazz to Britpop touchstones and a striking contemporary debut, these are records that reward close listening.
New Releases: Punk, Jazz, Britpop & a Dinked Debut
A considered week of releases balancing rediscovery and arrival. From foundational punk and forward-thinking jazz to Britpop touchstones and a striking contemporary debut, these are records that reward close listening.
Tell it in my ear: Your albums of 2025
As you may have seen we posted our sprawling end of year round-up last week. Of course, one mans ceiling is another mans floor, and so with that in mind,...
Tell it in my ear: Your albums of 2025
As you may have seen we posted our sprawling end of year round-up last week. Of course, one mans ceiling is another mans floor, and so with that in mind,...