Spiritualized ‘Lazer Guided Melodies’ (Fat Possum)
Voodoo Rays Like all the great albums – and make no mistake, this first Spiritualized long-player truly is……
Japan ‘Quiet Life’ (BMG)
By the time post-punk’s dressed-down urban anxiety began to define the late 1970s zeitgeist, Japan had already taken a couple of unsuccessful shakes of the musical dice.
Late Works: Works in Progress
Offer a diverse bunch of musicians an assortment of instruments sculpted by artists, give them six hours to write and record a song, and what do you get? Meet Late Works and their ‘Of Noise’ LP
JOHN CARPENTER – ‘Lost Themes III: Alive After Death’
Sacred Bones Carpenteresque? Carpenterian? Carpenter-ish? The New York-born filmmaker has created his own defined aesthetic and been influential……
Erland Cooper ‘Landform’ (Phases)
This gifted multi-instrumentalist’s transformation from indie-folk auteur (see Erland & The Carnival and The Magnetic North) into one……
The Avalanches ‘We Will Always Love You’ (Astralworks)
Hauntology and mixology meet on The Avalanches’ third album, which is so full of cameos it makes Robert……
Late Night Final ‘A Wonderful Hope’ (PIAS)
Late Night Final is the solo alias of Public Service Broadcasting’s J Willgoose and ‘A Wonderful Hope’ wasn’t……
Phurpa ‘Lta Zor’ (Zoharum)
Russian-based Phurpa are a roving monastic choir who draw on ancient Tibetan bön spirituality and repetitive mantras, traditional……
No Arrival ‘Converse’ (Bricolage)
With four releases in 2020 (including the wonderfully titled ‘Male Slag Shag’), Glasgow’s No Arrival arrives in 2021……