The Mystic Tide - FrustrationA raw nerved hybrid of elemental Merseybeat, lugubrious surf noir and sheer sonic assault, the remarkable legacy of Long Islands Mystic Tide has long been venerated within the 60s garage rock pantheon, even if their existential racket only slipped out on a series of painfully rare 45s. Now, the fruit of Joe Docko Jr and friends cottage industry has been refurbished in best ever sound, along with fresh insights as to how this singular brand of noise

” while songs like “Bristol Sky” and “January Says” hint at how the same technology-connected culture can create division and distance

Exploring a music of presence and ultra subtle inference

this still is the ultimate party album

Paul Jackson

“When Luke said he wanted to do an album at Rockfield in 8 days - all played live & to integrate big strings into their sound - it sounded so ridiculous I thought “let’s do this”

and the city of broad shoulders

‰ÛÏA document of four dudes having a good time over the course of six years-- teases out the Australian punk-loving rock band's trajectory through B-sides and singles

is the hotly-tipped multi-instrumentalist and producer from New York whose music brings the electric bass to the forefront

Includes sticker sheet with hexagon die cut stickers

Amani then combined these paintings to create a sixth: an abstract depiction of a human face

Carla Bruni

and the bruised lo-fi soul of Tirzah