Smag På Dig Selv
Danish trio push jazz, punk and techno
Skilly & Bone ‘Comet Omelette’
Our resident archivist Jack Dangers is stumped by ‘Comet Omelette’, a pre-industrial enigma of an album by Skilly & Bone
Robert Hood
Freewheeling through time and space, Kris Needs continues his adventures in sound. This month: Robert Hood
The Grid ‘Swamp Thing’
Richard Norris of The Grid recalls the genesis of the band’s banjo-picking banger ‘Swamp Thing’, a Number Three hit in the summer of 1994
A Bunch Of Tories On The Lash
More random musings from Fat Roland. On his mind this month (as far as we can tell) is the Eurovision Song Contest
Shy One
London DJ, producer and radio host Shy One on her first and last albums, plus an all-time favourite
Brandy Dalton Of Drance ‘Fallen Angel Music’ (Titan Studios, 1999)
"Nostalgia is like some mute serpent, slipping steadily north inside us, until it reaches a spot where it can constrict our hearts"
Cynthia Bernard
Los Angeles musician and Cloud Collecting curator Cynthia Bernard takes on this month’s quick-fire question machine
Seefeel ‘Sol.Hz’ (Warp)
Here Comes The Sun
LYR: Rain Parade
Blending spoken word, electronics and bittersweet pop, LYR’s fourth album finds beauty in the strange shadows and soggy landscapes of contemporary Britain