An excellent and impressive third studio album from the operatic art/ chamber pop artist, Douglas Dare. I have been hooked to the work of DD since the release of the first album, whelm which had a much more electronic sound and featured statement tracks Swim and Nile. This album is much more stripped back from the electronic sound you'd expect from a James Blake project.
This record is highly important to be presenting the childhood of DD with location and setting playing an important piece on ... read more

This is the third record by British based post-punk artist Archy Marshall who resides by the name king krule. If you're feeling down Archy will come sit by your side , join you in spirit and guide you out of your slump with concrete shoe-gazing vocals on this very strong record.
His notorious sophomore album was criticised for being narcissistic with a sad boy setting, Yet it claimed apraisal in the form of a mercury nomination. This album looks critics straight in the eye and sticks to the ... read more

Sampling legend and producer extraordinaire, Richard Russell is back! Back with another mixtape under the project name Everything Is Recorded, RR has given us a masterclass in production whilst collaborating with other iconic figures in the music game such as infinite Coles and Ghostface killer of wu-tang clan.
This experimental hiphop record may not feature the greatest lyrical pieces but delivery is just perfect, this album does not lack perfect beats and exciting yet strange and ... read more

This is the perfect love letter from Stephen Bruner (Thundercat) to a world of R&B of which is absent from modern day, this love letter features lots of comic skits and in-captures the emotional state this has caused in its absence. This is just as if the specific time and genre of a music is a former relation of which TC strives to bring back into his life. Hopefully this will bring a new wave of jazzy R&B.

This 4 studio record features very soft and soothing falsetto vocals of which ... read more