David- 08 Dec, 2020
Bruce's Session - Dec 20
The themes were: Discoveries of the Year 2020, Looking forward to 2021
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David
- 07 Dec, 2020
Jonathan Richman - SA! (2018)
Here comes the Martian Martian! Even for Jonathan Richman, this record is totally unexpected, extraordinary and otherworldly. And that is saying a lot about a Jonathan Richman record.
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David
- 05 Dec, 2020
Grimes - Miss Anthropocene (2020)
This is a great example of some of the most challenging, original and richly rewarding music being made in 2020. It’s been a feeble, and in many cases, a febrile year for most people.
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David
- 04 Dec, 2020
Jonathan Richman - i, Jonathan (1992)
“The Modern Lovers”, from 1976 is in my top 10 records of all time. (The Modern Lovers was also the name of the band fronted by the Jonathan Richman.
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David
- 03 Dec, 2020
Espers - Espers (2004)
At home feeling a bit under the weather today. Not really in the mood for anything too abrasive so reached for some neo psychedelic alt folk music.
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David
- 01 Dec, 2020
Elton John - Tumbleweed Connection (1970)
From 1969’s “Empty Sky” to “1976’s “Blue Moves” (his last great record which I’ve only just began to appreciate), Elton John and Bernie Taupin produced 11 remarkable studio albums.
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David
- 30 Nov, 2020
Various Artists - The World Of Keith Haring (2019)
As previously explained , this was the compilation that was playing the track “Danger” by Pylon as a spooky coincidence when I walked into The Family Jewels on Saturday.
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David
- 28 Nov, 2020
Lord Huron - Lonesome Dreams (2012)
This pre-loved record has obviously been played to death and there’s a few pops and crackles in evidence. However, it wasn’t until I saw the debris on my stylus that I realised that I needed to do some immediate needle maintenance.
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David
- 27 Nov, 2020
The Bats - Foothills (2020)
This new record by The Bats is like a big warm sneaky hug. As each song meanders along on it’s lackadaisical way, it’s easy to think “what’s happening here?
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David
- 25 Nov, 2020
Trees - Trees (50th Anniversary
“Acid Folk, Folk Rock, Freak Folk, Whatever”. This anniversary edition (currently streaming via Tidal) is another revelatory experience from yester year.
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