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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David
- 28 May, 2023
Damien - The Boy Who Drew Cats (2023)
This stonkingly great 6 Track, mini-album comes from the remnants of the incredible band Low. Led by Alan Sparhawk, and joined by his son Cyrus, this music could not be any further away from Low’s remarkable musical legacy.
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David
- 26 May, 2023
New York Dolls - New York Dolls (1973)
Universally loved or loathed, this debut record should have kick-started the demise of the dinosaurs. Unfortunately, no one was really listening.
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David
- 24 May, 2023
T.Rex - Electric Warrior (1971)
It must be said, grand kids and audio equipment are not in any way compatible. Usually I have just my single black box, NAD C700 amp/streamer, Theophany speakers (woofers and tweeters - which are well protected by metal) and concealed sub, in the lounge.
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David
- 23 May, 2023
GracieHorse - L.A. Shit (2023)
Sometimes country music can be right up on top of my “this-genre-ain’t-for-me” list, along with some god awful Jazz. While this is most definitely a country album, it doesn’t even come close to making that list.
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David
- 21 May, 2023
Various Artists - English Weather (2017)
Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs Present English Weather. The autumnal sound of Britain at the turn of the 70’s, looking out through wet wind panes to a new decade with a mixture of melancholy and optimism to what might come next.
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David
- 20 May, 2023
Kruder & Dorfmeister - 1995 (2020)
1998’s “The K&D Sessions” is a big 21 track, 2-hour plus, 6-LP behemoth of blissful bangers and downtempo/trip hop reworks of other artists material.
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