Slowdive - SlowdiveAvailable for National Album Day, 19th October Reunited shoegaze outfit Slowdive spent 2016 in the studio recording their first album in over two decades. The self titled album followed two years of successful live shows. The band split up in 1995 after being dropped from the Creation label, but achieved cult success in the years between then and 2014, when they reformed. This comeback album was their first since 1995s Pygmalion, which the band never

and drummer Paul Motian

underpinned by piano and a beautifully restrained use of sound design ensures that whilst the score drives the story forwards it never distracts from that which is unfolding before our eyes

whilst still maintaining that sense of comfort and intimacy so beautifully demonstrated in his debut

the new obstacle of members living in different cities

” concludes Marshall Allen

Kalma returns into the studio in 1980 with Interfrequence

Herbie’s first explicitly Latin-tinged jazz album

First single “There Is No Logic” went onto the A list at BBC 6 Music

we can see her taking an introspective deep dive towards internal destinations and revelations

the Friday nights setting the world to intoxicated rights (synth-tinged “Pour Another’)

Netherlands

The group’s early work is a masterclass in style and playfully infectious