HUGE day for new releases. First up for me is the new Fontaines D.C., which sees them stray more into gothic rock territory:
There’s a new one from J. Spaceman and co:
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard cover an enormous amount of ground (even for them) on their new 80-minute opus, with influences ranging from jazz to thrash metal and even hip-hop:
Australian dream-pop artist Hatchie embraces alternative dance and baggy sounds:
After a quiet Easter it’s a very packed schedule today. First on my list was
Poppy Ajudha - THE POWER IN US
Debut album of R&B and soul driven pop from an artist that’s been around the London jazz scene for a while, having featured on tracks with Swindle, Moses Boyd and Tom Misch
That new Real Lies album sounds like an instant classic. Think they’ve really been through the ringer and nearly gave up - but songs like this (written about a friend who went missing) feel elemental.
Indie Pop from New York. 13 songs in an efficient 20 minutes.
Hoorsees - A Superior Athlete
Parisian jangly guitars
Erasers - Constant Connection
On their third album Constant Connection, West Australian-based Erasers create hypnotic compositions of synth, guitar and voice, evoking the vast expanse of their native landscape and the shrouded emotions behind the senses
Snuff - Crepuscolo dorato della bruschetta borsetta calzetta cacchetta trombetta lambretta giallo ossido, ooooooh cosi magnifico!
Legendary British pop punk band’s worst named album yet. They’re reliably brilliant songwriters though so reckon this will be good, especially if it’s sunny today.