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Graham Reynolds & Marta Del Grandi present ‘Linger in Silence’ a new collaboration between the cult film composer and the rising Italian singer

A bonafide Psych Folk Ambient Opus fitting in somewhere between Vince Guaraldi and Jon Brion and 'Music of Egon Schiele' era Rachel's

New artists added to our 40th Anniversary all-dayer: Immaterial Possession, Islet, Bas Jan, Graham Reynolds and Marta Del Grandi

Announcing a special one-off performance by  ‘The Giant Syndicate’ - featuring Giant Sand’s Howe Gelb, The Dream Syndicate’s Steve Wynn and Kristin Hersh (Throwing Muses, 50FootWave) headlining a ten-hour music marathon at the restored art deco theatre/cinema EartH. An all-day event, celebrating 40 years of Fire Records. Giant Sand, Steve Wynn and Kristin Hersh will also be performing full sets.

The Bevis Frond announce new single ‘Leb Off’ from upcoming album ‘Focus On Nature’ + EU/UK Tour Dates

New single ‘Leb Off’ is a dark vision of austerity in post War times against softly strummed psychedelia. Sided with ‘Brocadine’ it brings a measured, almost-medieval Pentangling, magical serenade of guitar virtuosity.

The Giant Syndicate (featuring Giant Sand, Steve Wynn and Kristin Hersh) an all-day event, celebrating 40 years of Fire Records

Announcing a special one-off performance by  ‘The Giant Syndicate’ - featuring Giant Sand’s Howe Gelb, The Dream Syndicate’s Steve Wynn and Kristin Hersh (Throwing Muses, 50FootWave) headlining a ten-hour music marathon at the restored art deco theatre/cinema EartH. An all-day event, celebrating 40 years of Fire Records. Giant Sand, Steve Wynn and Kristin Hersh will also be performing full sets.

The Bevis Frond announce new album ‘Focus On Nature’ + EU/UK Tour Dates

Out today, new single and title track, 'Focus On Nature' reveals multi-layered guitars underpin a dream-like rumination on the natural world and its mysterious ways, the chorus harmonies building into an exhilarating symphonic climax. Seventy-five minutes of glorious melodies that span 60s psych, English folk, Seattle art-punks The Wipers, the buzzsaw pop of Dinosaur Jr and Hendrix-esque explorations with an element of playful Englishness to their music.