bklyn | favourite things 7.25
bklyn favourite things 7.25 – Pino Palladino & Blake Mills, Qwalia, Alfa Mist feat. Tawiah, 14KT feat. Rich Medina, Ian Ewing, Homeboy Sandman, Freddie Gibbs feat. Anderson .Paak, Brenk Sinatra, NCY Milky Band, Jerk, Lampen, Reginald Omas Mamode IV, Smoke Trees, Yesterday’s Princess, Alto, Smerz, Silk Mob, Venna feat. MIKE & Marco Bernardis, Syd, Louis […]
Psychic Temple | Plays Planet Caravan
From liner notes by Lars Gotrich: “We begin in the void, as we always do. Endless skies. Black night sighs. Space is the place, but in solitude, an empty embrace. But in the darkness still we find an obsidian shimmer. Heather Sommerhauser drones starless synthesizer tones. Billy Mohler’s upright bass sculpts the cosmic web. It […]
NCY Milky Band | Ok No Club
With Ok No Club, French quartet NCY Milky Band once again defy easy classification, offering up an album that drifts somewhere between future jazz, psychedelic funk, library music, and electronic experimentation. The band from Nancy approaches sound like a finely tuned research unit—playful and loose at times, then sharply rhythmic and deliberate. The record feels […]
L Lewis | Intervals
Intervals is the new record from Naarm-based musician and producer L Lewis out now on Bathtub Music. Blending jazz harmony, electronic production, and improvisation, the release expands on the sonic palette introduced in their debut. Built from live studio recordings in Naarm (Melbourne) with L Lewis, Lachlan Thompson, Finn Milne, and Jordan Dunster, the tracks […]
SHOLTO | The Sirens
‘The Sirens’ is SHOLTO’s most emotionally expansive work to date—a dreamlike, textured journey through desire, doubt, and duality. Inspired by ancient mythology and personal introspection, the album blends shimmering strings, harp, jazz drums, and electronic elements into compositions that feel more like cinematic vignettes than songs. Compared to SHOLTO’s earlier ambient work, The Sirens is […]