John Myrtle - Here's John Myrtle (2019)
One of my favourites at the moment and on high rotation (if there’s such a thing for streaming content) is this absolute gem from newcomer John Myrtle.
commentsOne of my favourites at the moment and on high rotation (if there’s such a thing for streaming content) is this absolute gem from newcomer John Myrtle.
commentsWhat a fucking amazing record! What a fucking amazing woman! When the track “Your Ghost” starts off, my goose bumps are the size of golf balls!
commentsA great place to start if you are completely new to Caravan(ing). Spanning the late 60’s, early 70’s, it’s got such a fantastic folky, psychedelic vibe that leans somewhat towards a progressive rock sound.
commentsThis freebie grab bag from one of our Shut Up And Listen sessions, is hitting all of the right notes. Reminding me a lot of Zero 7 and St.
commentsI’ve listened to this multiple times over the past few months and it’s just sooooo laid back I just about fall asleep everytime.
commentsI’ve gone walkabout with my iPhone and this is usually now my default for new music. I have definitely changed my original stance on only listening properly on a decent stereo system.
commentsWhat’s the first album you play on your brand new turntable? One of the most iconic records of all time - that’s what!
commentsGreat guitar-based, instrumental solo record from Marillion guitarist Steve Rothery with special guests Steve Hackett and Steven Wilson. Whilst it may be too much to do it justice in a single sitting, there’s some great guitar playing from the main Steve.
commentsI’m always a bit reluctant to lock into the old mainstream dinosaurs from yesteryear just in case I completely lose my street cred.
commentsIt’s always a bit of an experience getting Lana’s new big chunk of vinyl onto your own turntable. Arriving by courier this very afternoon, it’s a big double gatefold package encasing two heaving 180g records.
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