🌻 🥝 New releases, July 11 2025 🥝 🌻

Ólafar Arnalds and the late Talos.

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Patricia Wolf - Hrafnamynd
Woozy electronic ambient on Balmat. A lovely start to the day.

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New Kokoroko - UK jazz /soul, hoping it will be perfect for these hot days

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Was about to post this. Very much looking forward to it after hearing the singles.

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**Wet leg moisturiser **.

In which our heroes effortlessly shrug off any one hit wonders accusations.

Jessica Winters - My first album

The singles have been pop bangers. The albums definitely one to check out.

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First EP by my No Slugs project is out, if I might indulge in some self-promo. Electronic misery pop.

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Martha - Standing Where It All Began
B sides and rarities from The best punk band in the UK.

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Clipse - Let God Sort Em Out

Rap duo return after 16 year hiatus. Lyrical content likely to be about cocaine, how they’re really good at selling cocaine and how nobody is better at selling cocaine than them.

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Hammock - Nevertheless

Instrumental ambient, this time round dealing with themes of grief and permanence:

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Allo Darlin’ - Bright Lights

Everyone’s favourite indie pop act are back

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(edit: release put back until next week)

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GOON - Dream 3

LA band, described as a folkier Real Estate, but fairly diverse array of rock/indie sounds. Stereogum ATOW

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Barry Can’t Swim - Loner

When Will We Land was ace, so have been waiting for this one with excitement. Hopefully more sample heavy summery pop bangers and atmospheric moments

ffo Caribou and Bonobo

New Kokoroko too :sunglasses:

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Psychedelic pop queen now with some English lyrics so we can all sing along.

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Teenage Bed - Lonely Parade
Lovely Casiotone For The Painfully Alone vibes with the voice, but from France.

Jeremiah Chiu & Marta Sofia Honer - Different Rooms

“In our typical process, much of our material is collaged and combines moments of live improvisation, field recordings, and in-studio experimentation”

A few weeks old, but new to streaming today. My album of the month for June - highly recommend.

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Tony Njoku - ALL OUR KNIVES ARE ALWAYS SHARP

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Midnight Rodeo - Chaos Era

Easy going, summery psych pop from Nottingham with nice little hooks throughout.

Deftones - my mind is a mountain

There’s a new Deftones single out with the album to follow on 22nd August.

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YES!

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