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Cover art for Mr Wolf album "NurseryRhymesForTheEndOfTimes"

Mr Wolf “NurseryRhymesForTheEndOfTimes”

March 18, 2026 Graeme Tait 0

New group project from singer-songwriter Matthew Neel offers up a broad musical palette that reveals distinct artistic growth. Mr Wolf is a new group project from North London singer-songwriter Matthew Neel, who many will remember from […]

artwork for Jeffrey Martin album "Alive July 25, 2025"

Jeffrey Martin “Alive July 25, 2025”

March 18, 2026 Ian C Rothery 0

Jeffrey Martin comes alive in this raw and unedited live performance. Introducing the last song on the record, Martin announces that this one is “about all the things that Donald Trump doesn’t know shit about”. That […]

Flutes & Low “Lay Fallow”

March 18, 2026 Darren Lumbroso 0

Sparse, beautiful folk-influenced music shaped by winter, tragedy, and nature. Flutes & Low comprises Ben Pichler and Cambria Haen, who met in Duluth, north-eastern Minnesota. They took their name from the Gerard Manley Hopkins poem “Inversnaid”, […]

Cover art to The Third Mind EP, "Spellbinder"

The Third Mind “Spellbinder”

March 17, 2026 Graeme Tait 0

Psychedelic rock supergroup continues to impress with a four-song EP companion piece to last year’s critically acclaimed album. There are very few musical collaborations doing the rounds these days as talented as The Third Mind. Formed […]

Satellite Inn “From Nowhere Revisited”

March 17, 2026 Cam Fraser 0

Italian alt-country pioneers from the earliest days of the genre return with their own take on aching melancholy. The making of their new album, From Nowhere Revisited, represents quite a journey for Satellite Inn. Formed in […]