David- 21 Apr, 2022
The Mars Volta - Frances The Mute (2005)
This second long recording from The Mars Volta takes things even further, if that’s at all possible, into more unchartered territory.
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David
- 20 Apr, 2022
The Dream Syndicate - Days Of Wine And Roses (1982)
How on earth did this astounding record slip past me. In all honesty this early 80’s classic is one of the biggest sonic surprises I’ve ever experienced.
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David
- 19 Apr, 2022
Band Of Horses - Things Are Great (2022)
This is a fantastic return to top form. This is a band that just keeps being themselves. Considering that it’s been 6 years since their last album, 2016’s “Why Are You OK?
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David
- 16 Apr, 2022
Broadcast - Mother In The Milky Way (2022)
This 2009 EP was only ever available during the tour of that year. To say it’s unconventional would be under selling it to say the least.
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David
- 15 Apr, 2022
Charlie Megira - Rock'n'Roll Fragments (2003)
Holy Moly, Charlie Megira’s whole world has now opened up to me after a visit to my local recently. (The fact that my local is a combined craft beer pub and record store, means it’s the ultimate one stop shop!
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David
- 13 Apr, 2022
Jonathan Richmond - Back In Your Life (1979)
I heard a great podcast this morning when out for my morning walk. “Word Podcast” (aka “Word In Your Ear) a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED music nerd-fest, mentioned the fact that Jonathan Richmond sounds like no one else on the planet.
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David
- 12 Apr, 2022
Love - Revisited (1970)
Some of my very best purchases I’ve ever made are sometimes found in the new vinyl, bargain bins of the big mega music shops like JB-Hifi and Real Groovy.
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David
- 10 Apr, 2022
Arthur Russell - Another Thought (1994)
This remarkable album of demos, half finished pieces and other in-studio recordings by cellist and studio magician Arthur Russell was released posthumously soon after his death in 1992.
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David
- 08 Apr, 2022
Ty Segall - Freedom's Goblin (2018)
This is a record that is bulging at the seams with wonderful invention and brilliant performance. If you have the patience, it’s a proper roller coaster experience.
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David
- 06 Apr, 2022
Betty Davis - Betty Davis (1973)
This is one of the funkiest things you’ll ever hear. Miles’s short lived spouse and better half should have set the world alight with this, her stunning debut record.
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