- Airship
- Andrew Bird
- Andy Cutting
- A Winged Victory for the Sullen
- Band of Horses
- Blue Rose Code
- Bon Iver
- Bonnie Prince Billy
- Boo Hewerdine
- BravoBraveBats
- Broken Social Scene
- Chiverin
- Convent Club
- Daniel Bachman
- Death Cab
- Elbow
- Erased Tapes
- experimental
- Fleet Foxes
- Folk
- Frightened Rabbit
- Gig
- Gold Flaked Paint
- Good Weather for an Airstrike
- Grizzly Bear
- GWFAA
- Halves
- Hands in the Dark Records
- HDU
- Heidi Talbot
- Her Name is Calla
- Honour Before Glory
- Hundred Handed
- Idlewild
- James Summerfield
- John Grant
- John McCusker
- Jonathon Meiberg
- J Tillman
- Judie Tzuke
- Justin Vernon
- Kitchens of Distinction
- Kris Drever
- Message to Bears
- Midlake
- Mono
- Mountaineater
- My Sad Captains
- Nils Frahm
- NPR
- Okkervil River
- Olly Knights
- Pink Floyd
- Roddy Woomble
- Scott Matthews
- Sharon van Etten
- Shearwater
- Sigur Ros
- Tamu Massif
- Tessellators
- Thekla
- The National
- There Will Be Fireworks
- The Twilight Sad
- Tom Honey
- Tom McRae
- Tom Mitchell
- Turin Brakes
- Undertheigloo
- video
- villagers
- We Were Promised Jetpacks
- Wise Children
- World of Fox
- Ólafur Arnalds
Archive
Monthly Archives: June 2008
People of Water
Another introduction from the Peeblesmeister – People of Water is in fact one Ben Shillabeer who knocks together his collection of music in his personal studio (read – bedroom). Recording on Sink and Stove records from Bristol (again with some … Continue reading
Her Name is Calla
Well in pretty much a volte face from the sublime Fleet Foxes, I have stumbled upon the really rather excellent Her Name is Calla who must labour under the unhelpful Post Rock label it seems. The blurb on Last FM … Continue reading
Fleeeeeeeet Foxxxxes
Well the eponymous album is here and deeply gorgeous affair it is too. It doesn’t outstay its welcome at around 40 minutes but is a joy from start to finish. Laiden with achingly lovely harmonies and subtely infectious songlines – … Continue reading
Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust … Sigur Ros
A new offering from the bonkers Icelanders of course is always welcome – anyone who can sing so beautifully in an entirely (?) made up language deserves a hefty wack of respect. The charmingly named Með suð í eyrum við … Continue reading