Faten Kanaan - AfterpoemFaten Kanaan's fifth LP Afterpoem is a mysterious, smudgy, bittersweet, and uniquely playful album. Deeply melodic, it continues her poignant exploration of counterpoint as a narrative tool. From the repetitive structures of modern minimalism and early music baroque influences to more languid textural ebbs & tides, there's a warmth in her use of electronic instruments that gives the album a curiously timeless feel. Composing intuitively, her music has

Public Service Broadcasting release their eagerly anticipated second album

and trite dictation

the 70's Sharpie movement and good time rock n roll backed with lyrics that somehow are simultaneously bleak and nihilistic

For those who are hopelessly enamoured with a by-gone time

“I'd Much Rather Be With the Boys” (by obscure British beat group The Toggery Five)

When I was a teenager my close friends were male musicians

Dave Tomlin (soprano saxophone)

the more we begin to believe that Youngstown

they’ve created a record that possesses their own clear styles but also a new voice too

soul and jazz into one seamless output

find yourself a comfy armchair

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