Liela Moss is set to release second solo album ‘Who The Power’ on August 7th via Bella Union and has released a lyric video for ‘Watching The Wolf’, taken from that album. Speaking about her feelings towards the album, she said: “To make music for the sake of it felt like a grotesque and narcissistic […]
Emmy The Great has announced that her new solo album ‘April / 月音’ will be released on 9th October via Bella Union. The first single ‘Dandelions / Liminal’ is available now. The album was inspired by a trip to Hong Kong back in 2017, and although recorded in February 2018 the release has been delayed […]
Recently described by MOJO magazine as “The new king and queen of fever-dream-pop”, and with the release of their much-anticipated debut album Good Songs For Bad People due out on 12th June on Bella Union Records, Drab City have today shared a new track, ‘Live Free and Die When It’s Cool’. A feral youth arrives […]
THE FLAMING LIPS have released a brand new track ‘Flowers of Neptune 6’, their first new recording of 2020, via Bella Union in the UK/Europe and Warner Records in the US. Produced by Dave Fridmann and The Flaming Lips, ‘Flowers of Neptune 6’ reflects the gentler side of The Lips paisley oeuvre and melodically flows […]
I bet Tim Burgess never thought when he started writing solo album number five, that when it was released he’d be hosting twitter listening parties for music fans all over the world with no live gigs on the horizon. Although it’s a weird world we live in today, there’s something strangely comforting and upbeat about […]
Everyone loves a tale of triumph over tragedy, and Brian Christinzio (BC Camplight) has had to battle more than his fair share, from being deported from his home in the UK back to the USA to coping with mental illness, yet through it all, his music has flourished, culminating in the forthcoming album ‘Shortly After […]
With his much-anticipated new album Shortly After Takeoff due for release 24th April via Bella Union, BC Camplight has shared the title track from the album. Of the track BC Camplight comments: “I feel at home being down. I spend a lot of time there. Your toast can only land butter-side to the floor so […]
Amyl & The Sniffers: Amyl & The Sniffers With an absolutely snarling beast of an album, wrapped in melodic yet ferocious overtones, Amyl and The Sniffers are Australia’s brightest punk rock band to emerge in years. The self-titled debut album from this Melbourne lot is laden with melodically charged guitar riffs, feisty vocals from frontwoman […]
Being in a band with your other half can often be hard work, but then keeping the band together after a split takes some doing, and that’s the scenario Brooklyn’s Pavo Pavo found themselves in before the recording of their second album ‘Mystery Hour’. Pavo Pavo’s two members, Oliver Hill and Eliza Bagg, have done […]
Apparently this was going to be the last album Jason Pierce (J Spaceman) was ever going to make as Spiritualized, such was the sheer effort involved, both mentally and physically. Six long years in the making, ‘And Nothing Hurt’ is the sound of the spaceman coming to terms with life as a middle aged family […]
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