Hazy dream pop track, ‘Sleepwalking’, is a song that was written as a reminder to always be open to the curious and the unexpected. No matter how many rabbit paths present themselves, you can always count on these Rotterdam dissidents to carve out their very own
Konner's song writing and musical craftsmanship incorporate tales of his Canadian heritage alongside elements of magic realism and heartfelt honesty, all delivered through a rich baritone voice that transforms the mundane into the extraordinary. Konner’s pen is precise and daring, uniting the earnestness of Willie Nelson and the comedic relief of Harry Nilsson with echoes of Tin Pan Alley and Lou Reed’s grit.
Like the skilled tailor who makes dazzling creations from snippets on the cutting room floor, Deradoorian has a rare knack of re-equipping sounds from pop music’s past to find a suitable home in the modern world
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Following on from her formative debut ‘Adolescence’, ‘Avalanche’ offers a more focussed worldview, tackling more mature matters of the heart.
A socio-geographic trip along the Sierra in your mind, filled with romantic orchestral sweeps conjuring up an image of a vast landscape disrupted by a singular peak
Finalised for release with the love & support of his band, his family, and friends
Monde UFO follow the celebrated ‘7171’ album with a trip to the mysterious ‘Flamingo Tower’. In the shadows of the Los Angeles bustling music scene, the enigmatic collective led by visionary Ray Monde create a trance-like fusion of psychedelia and avant jazz, mantra-like evocations, brash moody ambience and passages reminiscent of long-lost library music.
Jane Weaver broadens her sonic palette with new album ‘Love In Constant Spectacle’ her most open-hearted, direct and intimate collection of material yet. “Taking in acid folk, space rock, eerie, drifting electronic experimentation, hypnotic, vaguely krautrock-y instrumentals and full-on pop… Jane Weaver never makes the same album twice” The Guardian