The Brooklyn label follows last year’s Sitting On The Moon with a twelve-track sequel that places Cate Le Bon and L’Rain beside newer and lesser-known names on its roster.
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The Brooklyn label follows last year’s Sitting On The Moon with a twelve-track sequel that places Cate Le Bon and L’Rain beside newer and lesser-known names on its roster.
Jamz Supernova’s 16-track compilation for Mr Bongo is organised as a single journey from morning to the early hours, and its tracklist carries a political thread she is careful not to flatten.
The new compilation digs deeper into Turkey’s late-’60s and ’70s electric folk-psych explosion, where fuzz meets bağlama and tradition gets rerouted.
Rutger Zuydervelt gathers a decade of scattered tracks into a collection that feels sequenced, not simply compiled.
The Portland label follows “Gaza Is the Moral Compass” with a second fundraiser, channeling ambient and experimental pieces into support for farmland revival and education.
The heavy metal icons will issue a new greatest hits collection this June, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of their seminal album ‘Sad Wings of Destiny’.
The songwriters have assembled a collection of other artists’ interpretations of their work, featuring Bruce Springsteen, Willie Nelson, and Johnny Cash.
