David- 16 Jul, 2023
The Moody Blues - Long Distance voyage (1981)
I picked up this rather nice, vinyl re-press for bugger-all back when The Warehouse was a proper pot pouri of un-loved and abandoned musical media.
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David
- 13 Jul, 2023
The Body Electric - Presentation & Reality (1983)
This simply wonderful 2020 remaster by New Zealand pioneers of electronic dance music is like a big warm hug. While sounding somewhat naive these days, it’s reassuring that this record was part of my life.
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David
- 10 Jul, 2023
Arthur Russell - Picture of Bunny Rabbit (2023)
(code only faster: crossing the line from vocal to instrumental and back) This posthumous release from Arthur Russell, who died in 1992, is certainly not the place to start your musical journey through his back catalogue.
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David
- 09 Jul, 2023
Micronism - Inside A Quiet Mind (1998)
1998’s “The Gathering” was a musical event I would never have contemplated ever attending, unless I was serving up curries to the masses.
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David
- 08 Jul, 2023
Various Artists - After Dark 3 (2021)
This Triple LP pressing, on hefty purple vinyl, is a compilation of “Italians Do It Better” label artists. It oozes effortless cool from every groove.
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David
- 06 Jul, 2023
Curve - Come Clean (1998)
Take Massive Attack’s “Mezzanine”, give it a bit more edge ala The Prodigy, then add Toni Halliday’s calm but devastating vocals into the mix.
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David
- 04 Jul, 2023
Various Artists - Nigeria '70 Lagos Jump (2008)
Original Heavyweight Afrobeat, Highlife & Afro-Funk. This fantastic compilation, from Strut records, is a brilliant showcase of West African music from the 70’s.
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David
- 03 Jul, 2023
Boards Of Canada - Music Has The Right To Children (1998)
Not only frightening, frighteningly good. This debut album from Scottish duo, Michael Sandison and Marcus Eoin, would not be something I’d recommend to ease your morning commute with.
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David
- 30 May, 2023
Shiner - The Egg (2001)
I’m not sure how this album got on my Tidal playlist or how I first heard about it, but what a blinder of a record!
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