Yosa Peit’s second album grapples with the destructive force of modern consumption, 'Gut Buster' is an anti-capitalist statement that synthesizes intimacy and hostility; a surrealist-punk affirmation and a testament to Peit’s singular vision and unique approach.
The second new offering from The Lemonheads in recent months, this new track arrives in support of Evan Dando’s upcoming US solo tour with Willy Mason that begins next month.
Home to psychedelic wanderers, everyday cult icons and experimental deep thinkers, Fire curates a special evening for Independent Venue Week featuring Isle-of-Eigg psych-dad Pictish Trail and Welsh liminal shapeshifters Islet; a far-flung smorgasbord brought into unified focus for one night only.
Heady with hooks and unforgettable melodies, gliding on deeply danceable grooves, Air Waves’ innate compassion, concision and uncanny pop continues to shine. Nico Schneit revisits their acclaimed 2022 album ‘The Dance’ by way of a new remix from Canadian, electronic duo Blue Hawaii.
Reclaiming her universe, Jane Weaver returns with brand new single ‘Love In Constant Spectacle’, evoking spectacular images perhaps impossible to capture with the human eye, nor aperture. Taking measured steps that lead you to something very special, our protagonist pours all her creative resources before the needle drops. Secretly, this might be more conceptual in its execution, than initially meets the eye.
A bonafide Psych Folk Ambient Opus fitting in somewhere between Vince Guaraldi and Jon Brion and 'Music of Egon Schiele' era Rachel's
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.
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 long lost 1968 debut album by singer-songwriter, Scott Fagan, once tipped to be bigger than Elvis, is set for release on 9th February 2024 via Earth Recordings. ‘South Atlantic Blues’ will be reissued on black vinyl for the first time in its original artwork, with an iconic portrait of Fagan by famed rock photographer, Joel Brodsky, following a widely celebrated, limited edition, 2015 reissue featuring cover art by Jasper Johns.
