The Chills reveal anthemic new pop single ‘You’re Immortal’
Maverick songwriter Martin Phillipps returns with a brand-new Chills track 'You're Immortal'.
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Fire Records 2020 Mix (Radio Raheem/Soho Radio)
Listen to our selection of recent Fire releases. Compiled by James Nicholls. This is an exclusive mix for Radio Raheem. Replayed on Soho Radio.
Marina Allen signs to Fire
It's some week when you can celebrate the signing of not one, but two unique and unstoppable talents. Californian songwriter Marina Allen surfs many musical tangents; her voice hovers and persists, floats and, only when entirely necessary, stings with honesty and aplomb.
Lucy Gooch signs to Fire Records
Lucy Gooch’s music is a beautiful ethereal fog; like hearing a subliminal echo of Kate Bush on a fading tape loop, masked by an internal wall of sound that vibrates with the hum of everyday life.
Modern Studies announce new EP ‘Flows In Endless Song’ out now
Following the release of critically acclaimed new album ‘The Weight Of The Sun’ back in the Spring, Modern Studies used the time they’d have usually spent touring to create new EP 'Life Flows In Endless Song'.
2020. Another year on Fire…
It's been another amazing year of music at Fire Records. From new signings like Black Lips, Islet, RVG, Brigid Mae Power and Faten Kanaan, to familiar faces like Modern Studies, Josephine Foster and Pictish Trail - 2020 didn't stop Fire from celebrating the maverick artistry of our roster. Revisit some of the highlights below...
‘Baptism Of Fire’ New 2020-2021 Label Compilation
Fire Records’ new compilation ‘Baptism Of Fire’ takes you on a trip through the label’s acclaimed 2020 releases and into early 2021.
This Months Best Sellers
A rundown of the 10 best sellers from the last 30 days including new album by Faten Kanaan 'A Mythology Of Circles', Bardo Pond's reissue of 'On The Ellipse' and our stellar boxset of Trees, 'Trees' on number 1
Licensed To Chill… Martin Phillipps from The Chills talks to Fire
New Zealand’s mighty Chills recount the halcyon days of the classic albums ‘Submarine Bells’ from 1990 and the follow-up ‘Soft Bomb’ from two years later