Something beguiling for the Archives. Furia was the debut of Una Baines’ (founding member of The Fall and Blue Orchids) The Fates. Somewhere magical between freak folk, Pagan punk and pastoral drone…
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Some things in life are meant to be consumed whole: a perfectly paced movie, an oyster at Whitstable Bay, a novella on a sunny afternoon. Into this pantheon of singular experiences comes Runners, the second album from London instrumental rock quartet Dog Unit.
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A very welcome return to Dinked for Trumpeter, rapper and sonic wanderer Pan Amsterdam (aka Leron Thomas), who has carved out one of the most distinctive voices operating at the intersection of jazz and hip-hop today.
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Wishbone is the assured yet vulnerable new album from Clara Mann. A beautifully crafted set of songs that cements her lineage as one of the finest young English balladeers.
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Some albums simply get better with time. Others wait patiently for the world to catch up. As it celebrates its 25th anniversary, The Joy of Sing-Sing feels less like an overlooked curiosity and more like one of the great lost British albums of its era.
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A fixture of Cardiff’s burgeoning music scene, and heirs to their country’s lineage of great storytellers, Slate reimagine the gothic foundations of new-wave, charging their sound with melodic force and the white-knuckled intensity of post-punk.
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