LAURA MARLING’s PATTERNS IN REPEAT: an intimate and heartwarming reflection
Laura Marling’s Patterns In Repeat reveals warmth and intimacy, weaving generational stories through beautifully crafted songs.
Laura Marling’s Patterns In Repeat reveals warmth and intimacy, weaving generational stories through beautifully crafted songs.
Ezra Collective's Dance, No One's Watching fuses jazz, funk, and Afrobeat into a groovy, dynamic sound, proving they're still riding high post-Mercury Prize.
X's, the third album from Texan quartet Cigarettes After Sex arrives just in time for a summer of lust and slow pop.
Idles’ fanbase is famously cultish – fortunately for the Bristolians, because fifth LP Tangk is likely to test that devotion to the limit.
PJ Harvey's atmospheric and ethereal transformation continues on latest album I Inside The Old Year Dying. Come delve into the captivating song structures and the haunting ambiance that encapsulates her post-White Chalk era with us.
A mellow and melancholic solo debut album from Grian Chatten, Fontaines DC's frontman takes you on a journey through captivating stories and unique fusions.
Witness the captivating evolution of Westerman's atmospheric pop in An Inbuilt Fault. With a wider sonic palette and captivating storytelling, these songs are sure to be popular with live audiences.
Indie rock artist Skinny Pelembe's second album Hardly The Same Snake offers a more abrasive sound while showcasing the nuances of his singing voice.
Cratediggers and sample heads alike should be well aware of Cymande, with their work sampled by hip-hoppers all the way back to the Sugar Hill Gang.
It’s tricky to know where to start in Fela Kuti's vast catalogue but less well known is Afrodisiac, which now has the deluxe re-release treatment.
The UK jazz scene is pretty darn healthy right now, and you can count Ezra Collective out of the doctor’s waiting room based upon a hefty dose of this album.