MOĆ VEŠTICA: Fridum Hausmajstor

Garbers Days Revisited features the Richmond metal band’s takes on songs by Prince, Nine Inch Nails, Tom Petty, and more

 

2015

 

 

The Mancunians have taken their time over this debut. Operating since 2015, the steps taken to get to this point are familiar yet different: as most bands do, the four-piece cut their teeth on stage, but had both the gumption and the nous to release limited edition CDR bootlegs of these gigs which financed their early recorded work in the form of EPs which then, in turn, paid for Architecture.

 

Mrs. Piss is the new collaborative project between Chelsea Wolfe and Jess Gowrie, two artists who have been working together for a long time

Tens of thousands of such combos littered restaurants, cruise ships, casinos, lobbies, and cocktail bars throughout the ’60s and ’70s, but far fewer cut a record worth buying from the stage, much less listening to on the home hi-fi. Gathered here are 14 lounge originals from across the entire easy listening spectrum. A spent matchbook’s worth of crooners, bossa nobodies, seafood jazzers, and Donca-Matic enthusiasts all in search of their ticket out of a red leather booth hell.

Numero Group

 

London-based C86 legends and John Peel faves WOLFHOUNDS present their new single 'Can’t See the Light', a powerful track that opens fire on side one of their new record 'Electric Music

(Gustav Mahler  Adagietto from Symphony No.5)

The debut EP from the fast-rising Hull five-piece, who mix up the sweet sounds of shoegaze with classic Cure-style melodies and US indie influences such as DIIV. Newly signed to Sonic Cathedral

 

New York City jazz outfit Onyx Collective have unveiled a starry-eyed take on the Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart classic, “Manhattan,” which will appear on their tribute to the Rodgers and Hart/Rodgers and Hammerstein songbook, Manhattan Special,

New York psych rocker Ryan Jewell channels the subterranean sounds of the ’70s—kosmische, prog folk, space rock—into infectious, wildly inventive songs

Taken from a day of live sessions in London’s legendary Maida Vale Studios - studio MV4 to be exact, it was originally intended just for Peterson’s BBC radio show broadcast on 20th October 2018. Struck by what a special moment the sessions captured, Peterson has decided to mark the results with a release proper on his Brownswood imprint.

Joe Armon-Jones. Featuring Dylan Jones, James Mollison, Mutale Chashi, and Marijus Aleksa as well as guest turns from Fatima, Asheber, Nubya Garcia, Hak Baker, and Oscar Jerome,

Marihuzka Cornelius (aka MC) may have grown up in western Sydney but she was obsessed with Seattle’s contemporary grunge/pop culture from an early age