How Much Works is the debut LP by Sweet Whirl, aka Esther Edquist. The accomplished singer, songwriter and musician offers an original and timeless album filled with folk ballads, melancholic pop, blues-infused love…

Fetch The Bolt Cutters is the fifth studio album by singer-songwriter Fiona Apple, her first since The Idler Wheel... in 2012. The album title was initially inspired by a line from television crime…

'Feral' is the second album from Melbourne's RVG, following their acclaimed 2017 debut 'A Quality of Mercy'. Romy Vager of the group elaborates on the title, saying to feel feral is to feel…

'Audio Commentary' is the debut from Snowy Band, a timeless collection of folk and guitar-pop gems filled with vocal harmonies, expressive drum rhythms, and sparse acoustic instrumentation. There's a comforting tape worn quality…

'Please Daddy' is the sixth studio album from Sarah Mary Chadwick, out now on Rice is Nice Records.

Chadwick's ruminations on grief, religious symbolism and psychoanalysis coalesce into 10 remarkable songs that are…

'Basic Love' is the debut LP by Melbourne’s jade imagine, a stunning collection of songs spanning new wave, synth pop, and experimental rock. The lyrics are equally deep and wide in their reach…

The small Norweigan town of Rjukan lies deep in the narrow Vestfjord Valley. During colder months the sun is blocked by surrounding peaks, and for a hundred years residents spent half their days…

'The Age of Immunology' is the second album from London-based Vanishing Twin, an experimental psychedelic pop project led by Cathy Lucas. The band is comprised of five nationalities, each of whom sing here…

'Reward' is the fifth studio album from the Welsh artist Cate Le Bon. The record was written over the course of a year while Cate also undertook an intensive 12 month furniture course…

'Ta Da' is the debut record from J.McFarlane's Reality Guest, a visionary project from the prolifically talented Jules McFarlane. It has the instant appeal of a timeless pop classic and the surprising thrills…