- 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
Tag Archives: Shearwater
Shearwater at the Fleece, with Cross Record
Jet Plane and Oxbow may well be the sainted Shearwaters best album yet (although I might have said that before for their other releases!) In many ways it is the record that sounds most like them live, always a soaring … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Ba Da Bing Records, Cross Record, Danny Reisch, Dead Fame, Gig, Jonathon Meiberg, Marmalakes, Shearwater, Sub Pop, The Fleece
Leave a comment
Best of Times – My Sad Captains
Well if the chance to see Shearwater in Bristol wasn’t enough, I noticed that support was from none other than My Sad Captains. Now I burbled on about these chaps back in 2008 and 2009 but then they rather slipped … Continue reading
Fellow Travelers – Shearwater
Shearwaters music lights up my life in so many ways, I can hardly think of a track they have done that doesn’t find a place with me. Always exquisitely played, with immaculate production, through it all shines the extraordinary voice … Continue reading
Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around – Shearwater & Sharon van Etten
So here are two of my very favourite musical arteeeests covering that Tom Petty/Stevie Nicks guilty pleasure track. What a nice way to welcome this Sunday. If that isn’t enough SvE is doing this little electronica type project thing seemingly … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Sharon van Etten, Shearwater, Stevie Nicks, Tom Petty
Leave a comment
Grizzly Bear – Shields
Sometimes an album just gets right under your skin, becomes one of those things you just can’t stop listening to; an all absorbing passion. How often I have sought out such music, buying albums that promise much all too often … Continue reading
Shearwater – The Cellar Oxford
The fact that Shearwater, purveyors of such monumental and remarkable music, are not simply huge is a continuing mystery to me. There is an upside however (for we cognoscenti at least) in that you can still get to see them … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Gig, Hospital Ships, Jonathon Meiberg, Julie Doiron, Shearwater, The Appleseed Cast, The Lemurs
2 Comments
Animal Joy – Shearwater
I have been hopelessly in love with Shearwater for years. Each successive release has me wondering if they can match the last and each time they surpass it. The Golden Archipelago of two years ago was a fabulous album and seeing them … Continue reading
Okkervil River – I am Very Far
Some albums poke you in the eye from the outset; you know what you are getting, and others reveal their beauties only with time and attention. I am Very Far, released through Jagjaguwar Records, does that irritating thing of doing both simultaneously … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Jagjaguwar, Jonathon Meiberg, Okkervil River, Shearwater, Will Sheff
1 Comment
Top Albums of 2010
Its almost a truism to say at the end of a year that its been ‘another great year for music’, but 2010 does seem to have been a particularly fertile year. An end-of-year best albums is both a bit trite but also … Continue reading