The composer creates an alchemy of past and future in a metallically-minimalist opus. Having previously been compared to Eleni Karaindrou and Philip Glass, the mystery of Faten Kanaan continues. Her music creates its own world - one that isn’t easily categorised
A socio-geographic trip along the Sierra in your mind, filled with romantic orchestral sweeps conjuring up an image of a vast landscape disrupted by a singular peak
‘Ready for Heaven’ deals with heaven and earth, damnation and salvation, and using intelligence against rampant, naked greed. It is a classic forty minute set of inquisitive pop songs, blessed with a lightness of touch and a sharp focus
Genre-bending Tropical Fuck Storm announce their highly anticipated new album, ‘Fairyland Codex,’ out June 20th, 2025, on their new label home Fire Records
‘Moonlight Concessions’ is a collection of snippets from everyday life writ large - think Raymond Carver Short Cuts, overheard conversations, recounted happenings and telling one-liners, all sewed together to illustrate the times as they slowly mature, fully peppered with original Muses’ vim and vigour
Seattle drone-rock titans Earth are set to release their latest live document, WEM Dominator (Live in London NW1, 2016), an unrelenting display of the band’s seismic force, recorded during their performance at London’s KOKO on November 7, 2016. Sharing the bill with legendary heavyweights Neurosis, Earth delivered a set of hypnotic intensity, crushing volume, and towering, glacial beauty
Legendary postmodern, post punk, post human, past caring collective Mekons return with a brand-new album for 2025. Their first release on Fire Records, ‘Horror’ a collection of songs providing a horribly prescient reflection of the world in its current miasma and how we got here
We are celebrating The Nightingales' unique and singular output with a 25% sale across their catalogue. Head over to our website or Bandcamp to explore this already discounted collection and take home a treasure trove of groundbreaking music
‘Flamingo Tower’ bustles with background sounds overlaid with intimate melodies conjuring plenty of suitably strange illusions; a synthetic orchestra plays baroque pop, a guitar is set to auto destruct and Ray Monde’s hushed vocals carry a bracing narrative.