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1/2/3/4 — #01 — New Beginnings
Featuring the sweeping orchestral sounds of Cam Butler, driving Tunisian rock from Bargou 8, dreamy electronic pop from Glider Pilots and gorgeous experimental chamber folk from Anna & Elizabeth.
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1/2/3/4 — #103 — The Age Of Immunology
Vanishing Twin are one of the incredibly exciting ensembles to emerge from the UK, though their members are from across the globe - Belgium, Japan, Italy, France and America. Their new album, The Age of Immunology features a diverse selection of sounds, from muscular Krautrock mantra, Morricone-esque lounge to fried-out electronic pop. You'll hear an essential track from this release plus Monnone Alone, Doug Tuttle and more.
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1/2/3/4 — #174 — Gone By Noon
Moat is a collaboration between Marty Willson-Piper (The Church, Noctorum) and Swedish composer/multi-instrumentalist Niko Röhlcke (Weeping Willows). The project captures the fusion of sparse Scandinavian beauty and English folk sensibilities, filmic and evocative. "Gone By Noon" is the first track from the forthcoming long-player entitled "Poison Stream" due in early 2021.
1/2/3/4 — #174 — Gone By Noon
Moat is a collaboration between Marty Willson-Piper (The Church, Noctorum) and Swedish composer/multi-instrumentalist Niko Röhlcke (Weeping Willows). The project captures the fusion of sparse Scandinavian beauty and English folk sensibilities, filmic and evocative. “Gone By Noon” is the first track from the forthcoming long-player entitled “Poison Stream” due in early 2021.
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1/2/3/4 — #173 — The Space Between
One half of Sydney’s Jep & Dep, Jessica has released her triumphant solo debut, a shimmering beautiful album that the Rolling Stone dubbed a “Masterclass of Ethereal Brilliance”. Rightly so, this is a gorgeous listen from start to finish, produced by partner Darren Cross. One of the highlight’s of 2020 and will be high in my end of year list. Equally beguiling is Brona McVittie’s Man in the Mountain, sublime folk from a unique artist who has a pristine voice. As well, stunning new singles from luscious baroque pop from The Apartments and Jello 64 and The Maes and Monique Clare.
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Quiet Space — #150 — Loops
Melbourne composers Claire Deak and Tony Dupé team up for a brilliant debut release on Lost Tribe Sounds, The Old Capital. The duo describes themselves as a home orchestra well-suited for late night rambling, a stunning release. As well, the Covid-19 collaboration between Danny Widdicombe and Ant Aggs, Brisbane composer 801999x with some beautiful immersive minimalism and we bookend the show with some hypnotic loops from Gareth Hardwick.
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Quiet Space — #149 — Transcending Borders
A carefully selected mix of healing sounds to help you transcend borders.
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1/2/3/4 — #172 — Show Us Your Stuff
Grant-Lee Phillips’ latest album, Lightning, Show Us Your Stuff, is a turbulent and highly musical rumination that finds the veteran singer-songwriter addressing the strange fragility of life. His tenth solo release bears the markings of his prolific output, a melodic prowess and an ear for lyric in everyday conversation. Highly Recommended!
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1/2/3/4 — #171 — Dark Mumurations
On A Dark Murmuration of Words, Australian/UK based folk singer Emily Barker searches out the invisible connections that shape a rapidly shifting modern world. Her excellent sixth album is a timely exploration of climate change, racism, sexism, and myths of economic progress through the lens of what it means to return “home.” As well, brilliant new releases from On Diamond, Buddy Glass, Knot and much more….
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