🏵 New releases 15 May 2026 🏵🏵

Smashing pumpkins to start the day

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Cocanha - Flame Folclòre

French duo delving into Occitan folklore remnants and pulling up something ferocious and fresh. Vocally lead in chants and harmonies and occasionally shouts, with largely simple backing of droning string drum, but there’s a richness and wildness in the production (by Raül Refree) that bodily shoves you into the midst.

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Touch Girl Apple Blossom - Graceful


Debut record out on K Records. Jangly, twee indie pop with chiming guitars, driving rhythms and open-hearted hooks. Stereogums record of the week.

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Bleary - Little Brain

https://bleary.bandcamp.com/album/little-brain

Debut recorded of melancholic slowcore/dream pop/shoegaze inspired loud/loud/louder stuff.

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Anadol & Marie Klock - Manivelles

Deceptive synth pop from French/German duo, using the familiarity of cheesy synth sounds & rhythms to smuggle in escalating cascades of oddness. An album apparently jumpstarted by an earthquake in Istanbul, and appropriately surreal.

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The Field - Now You Exist

First new music in donkeys years from the Field. Sounds like more bleary looping electronic loveliness, and I can’t wait.

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The Spatulas - A Blue Dot


New record from the project fronted by Miranda Soileau-Pratt and her new band. The record is a “loud mass of tough and moody jangle”. I’ve enjoyed a couple of the pre release singles.

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Ital Tek - Mind Abandon

Latest album of dystopian synthy glitchy electronics and ambient techno.

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Shakey Graves - Fondness Ect.


Fifth record of DIY indie pop/folk from Austin based artist. Lo-fi sound and analog warmth, packed with soft vocals, haunted guitars, experimental textures.

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Jasmine Myra - Where Light Settles

Third album of spiritual jazz from saxophonist Jasmine Myra on Gondwana Records. FFO Matthew Halsall, Chip Wickham, Ancient Infinity Orchestra

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Genesis Owusu - Redstar Wu & The Worldwide Scourge

Third album of punk-flavoured hip hop from the Australian rapper

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Khun Narin - III


Thai band with their third record of “hypnotic, psychedelic, and electrified reinterpretation of traditional Thai folk music, blending swirling, distorted lute melodies with relentless, driving percussion”. Sorta like Khrungbin, Goat, Vieux Farka Toure.

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Kevin Morby - Little Wide Open

Top of my list today - should be more rich, gorgeous alt country folk/rock from Kansas City singer songwriter. Produced by Aaron Dessner.

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Kevin Morby - Little wide open

Lovely new album from one of my favourite songwriters

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Ha took me so long to sort all the links on my phone that you beat me to it. :melting_face:

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If anyone posts the drake album, they will be tarred and feathered.

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Albums

Tarred and feathered 3 times

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Crys Cole & Oren Ambarchi - Sparkling or Silent

Sparkling or Silent, by the duo composed of crys cole and Oren Ambarchi, is a moment apart in their respective artistic approaches, taking a step aside and marking a point of fixation around an electroacoustic method which, while always latent in both of their works, here asserts itself as a central compositional modality. However, the electroacoustic approach is not called upon here for its formal reasons, or even less as an aesthetic line to follow. On the contrary, it is seen as a writing tool, open to all possible sonic possibilities, a tool that allows the artist to draw, within the sound itself, an intertwined space where reminiscences, impressions and sensations weave a narrative on the edge of the imagination and the moments experienced together, a narrative in which a complex and sensitive layer of sound is embedded, blurring the boundaries between artistic project, intimate journey and shared dreams.

François J. Bonn et

Jeff Parker - Happy Today

Laid back live improvisational jazz, from Tortoise guitar man and friends. It’s reliably brilliant.

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