RVG's 'Brain Worms', Vanishing Twin's 'Afternoon X', Kristin Hersh's 'Clear Pond Road' and THALA's 'In Theory Depression' have landed on Rough Trade's selection of Best Albums Of The Year!
Bas Jan's new album 'Back To The Swamp' is out now and you can expect a polished and poignant collection of perfectly-crafted pop songs that retains their authentic indie edginess. It’s also an album filled with intriguing stories
“A moving and impressive tribute” — The Guardian. A lineup of stellar acts (Robert Plant, Jacqui McShee, Robert Plant, Bernard Butler, Martin Simpson, host Stewart Lee, plus many more) and an appreciative audience gathered at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday evening to celebrate the life and music of Bert Jansch on what would’ve been his 80th birthday.
New artist Ella Raphael delivers a deeply personal, poignant vignette with warmth and emotion. "See you Through was written in a period of profound sadness. It's a song of warm support to hold someone, as well as the understanding of letting go.” A magnificent modern classic with influences from Karen Dalton to Vashti Bunyan or Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes.
Seeking clarity regarding a past blind compulsion to impress someone. ‘Windowsill’ untangles feelings of unease she recalls ‘I don’t feel safe here next to you in my bed’, describing the anguish of being desired physically by a partner, while craving an emotional connection that is not reciprocated.
Things are getting scary at Fire for Halloween, starting now we have a 25% sale across all out catalogue for the next 24 hours. Fill your baskets, dig deep into the archive and leap into the unknown… all at a plentiful reduction. Fill your baskets, dig deep into the archive and leap into the unknown… all at a plentiful reduction.
RVG present three delicious remixes of their beloved album track ‘Nothing Really Changes’ by Warpaint’s Stella Mozgawa, Huntly’s Andy McEwan aka Ahm and Sleaford Mods.
Italian singer songwriter Marta Del Grandi returns with 'Selva', her most intricate and shimmering effort yet, a refined devotional suite of astute pop that flows effortlessly, uniting emotional complexity, divine organic arrangements with a sci-fi finish.
Seeking clarity regarding a past blind compulsion to impress someone. ‘Windowsill’ untangles feelings of unease she recalls ‘I don’t feel safe here next to you in my bed’, describing the anguish of being desired physically by a partner, while craving an emotional connection that is not reciprocated.