Cloudspeakers

Initially released on little-know Stax imprint We Produce, Lou Bond's eponymous album failed to garner critical or commercial acclaim on its 1974 release. Now reissued for the first time, Light in ... Lees meer

On Death & Endearments is the first in a five part series that will, eventually, make up Parenthetical Girls' fourth full-length record, Privilege. Over the next 15 months Parenthetical Girls will ... Lees meer

In The Anxiety of Influence, Harold Bloom argues all poetry is influenced by what came before it, either through imitation or reaction. Whether or not The Hush Now are aware of Bloom’s work is un... Lees meer

Talk Normal make an unholy racket. Taking nods from Sonic Youth, circa Bad Moon Rising, Sleater Kinney and Marnie Stern, Sugarland is a record acerbic both in wit and character. It’s not riot-grr... Lees meer

Born from an exchange of tapes between Nihls Frahm and composer Peter Broderick, The Bells is a record of astonishing beauty. Recorded over two Berlin nights and composed entirely of piano improvis... Lees meer

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Since ditching the moniker Radio Luxembourg, things have started to look up for Race Horses. While they may have missed out on the tips for ’10 lists, debut album Goodbye Falkenberg suggests they... Lees meer

Kristin Anna Valtysdottir - aka Kria Brekkan - began her career with Icelandic monoliths mùm, though it seems she is loathe to allow their brand of picturesque alt pop get in the way of her own am... Lees meer

Race Horses write string laden psycho-pop marked by a stern refusal to acknowledge their contemporaries. Man in My Mind blends the freaky pop of Super Furry Animals with the irrepressible Welshness... Lees meer

The Clientele are often celebrated as the perpetual underdogs – overlooked for the best part in the UK their alt-lounge music blends the gentle warmth of the National with a sloping scent of Lamb... Lees meer