Barberos | Interview | The Majority of Our Heroes Are From the DIY Scene
Barberos, a trio from Liverpool, have been making their own space in the world of progressive electronic and noise music since their debut in 2008. Their sound is...
New Album ‘Time Spent’ Is Science of Nature’s Optimistic Take on Pessimism
Los Angeles indie post-punk art outfit Science of Nature is the creation of Joel Petersen (ex-The Faint, Broken Spindles) on guitar and vocals, Han-Su Kim on bass and...
Harold Nono – ‘Faro’ EP (2025)
The busy chaps at Bearsuit are at it again. One of their earliest and most prolific signings, Nono has been entertaining and puzzling us with his eclectic blend...
Kevin Coyne – ‘Shangri-La’ (Live in Bremen 1975 & 2001)
It’s twenty years since Kevin Coyne popped up the road to the pub that has no closing time, and his shuffle still reverberates down decades as a musician,...
Mark Wirtz: Dreaming Through Six Decades – The Definitive Anthology
French-born writer, producer, and recording artist Mark Wirtz is best remembered for his never completed 'Teenage Opera' project, undertaken with vocalist Keith West, and cited by many, including...
Humble Pie: Hallelujah – 1973-1983 5CD Box Set – Rare Tracks and Live Recordings
In its latest Humble Pie reissue, Cherry Red Records has gathered the band’s two early 1980s albums issued originally on Atco Records in the US and Jet Records...
The Move’s Final Album ‘Message From The Country’ Returns Remastered in 2025 with Bonus Tracks and Booklet
June 1971 saw the final album issued by UK rock band the Move. 'Message From The Country' was the band’s first on their new label, EMI, and second...
Star Moles Unveils the Lo-Fi Lilt of ‘Key Change’
Star Moles, the intimate indie-folk project from Emily Moales, returns to Earth Libraries on May 13 with 'Key Change,' a warm, slightly woozy acoustic track that drifts through...
Cosmic Garden Project Launches ‘Olympus Mons’ Into Orbit — First Transmission from ‘Red Sand Blue Soil’
Cosmic Garden Project makes music that feels like stepping into another atmosphere. Their new track 'Olympus Mons' from the upcoming album 'Red Sand Blue Soil' doesn’t just suggest...
‘A Sunny Day’: A Timeless Snapshot of Love and Music from 1966
There’s a quiet beauty to records like 'A Sunny Day'... a special kind of magic in this 1966 album. Kris and Jerry Brock-Jones poured their hearts into songs...