• David
• 12 Apr, 2021

Haim - Women In Music Pt.III (2020)

This sprawling, hooks-heavy third release from the Haim sisters is also sonically magnificent. As with the first two vinyl releases it’s mastered at 45rpm.

• • #haim

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• David
• 11 Apr, 2021

Suede - The Blue Hour (2018)

Brett Anderson’s voice is the main instrument I crave for when listening to any Suede record and this is especially the case with his more mellow solo records.

• • #suede

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• David
• 09 Apr, 2021

Giant Sand - Ramp (1991)

This raunchy grungy even, country-punk recording from the early 90s contains not one but two future Calexico members, Joey Burns and John Convertino.

• • #giantsand

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• David
• 08 Apr, 2021

The Besnard Lakes - Are The Last Of The Great Thunderstorm Warnings (2021)

This record is both epic in title and epic in the magnitude of its musical journey. It all starts off with a bit of a whimper but quickly imposes itself as the dense wall of sound engulfs everything.

• • #thebesnardlakes

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• David
• 07 Apr, 2021

Porridge Radio - Every Bad (2020)

Another great Easter Weekend purchase while over in the windy city. This is Porridge Radio’s second record and their first “proper” big label release.

• • #porridgeradio

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