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by Dirty Beaches (Double vinyl LP £24.69, CD £12.49) is our album of the week!
Dirty Beaches, aka Alex Zhung Hungtai, has been peddling his own peculiarly murky brand of outsider analogue driftpop and reverb-drenched Suicidey paranoia for a few years now, reappropriating minimal …read full review.
by Squrl (12" vinyl £10.69) is our single of the week!
This is a picture disc which comes in a picture sleeve (and a very cool postcard as well) - you’ve got to admire the effort but an opaque sleeve does render the picture disc a little bit pointle …read full review.
by Mala (12" vinyl £6.89)
Here’s an exciting record which we probably won’t have on our shelves for very long - it’s a one-sided white label where two very different modern bass music icons meet head-to-head …read full review.
by Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt (Vinyl LP £14.49)
Noise-skronk fans will be delighted (and ‘80s pop fans dismayed) to learn that this new LP from Corsano and Orcutt is in fact completely unrelated to the Fine Young Cannibals’ magnum opus, …read full review.
by Various (Double vinyl LP £15.99)
I tell you I almost shit myself when news of this came to me through the cables. I completely fell in love with Frederick Charles Judd's posthumous 'Electronics Without Tears' record. Public Informati …read full review.
by The Focus Group (CD £9.89, Vinyl LP £13.49)
It’s always a worry when I arrive for reviewing day and am presented with a potential Album of the Week without having heard it. The Focus Group’s previous effort was the collaboration wit …read full review.
by Sic Alps (12" vinyl £8.29)
The ever-prolific Sic Alps are back once again this week, this time spreading three tracks over a 12” for Drag City. They’ve got Chris Woodhouse recording and mixing it and I have to say t …read full review.
by The Fall (CD £11.29, Vinyl LP £17.79)
I was a little unconvinced by The Fall’s recent ‘Ersatz GB’ long-player, with some of its chunkier rock aspects coming across a little cumbersome for my tastes (although I’ve s …read full review.
by Laurel Halo (12" vinyl £4.99)
First Jim Lowe, The Cramps then Shakin' Stevens and now Laurel Halo is having a thing with the green door. I think it's probably safe to say that gigging with her Hyperdub label mates has rubbed off o …read full review.
by William Basinski (CD £11.89)
Here’s William Basinski’s first album of new solo material in four years, ‘Nocturnes’. You probably already have a good idea of whether or not you like Basinski, who has over t …read full review.
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