Bob Hughes My Old ManPrivately issued in the UK in 1976 and recorded in a single twelve hour session at Spaceward Studios, Bob Hughes My Old Man is one of the lost treasures of British folk DIY underground. Marking its 50th anniversary in 2026, the album captures this poet, singer songwriter, and behavioural scholar at his creative peak delivering intimate, melancholic folk and folk rock songs that tackle social conflict, historical memory, and deeply personal narratives.

“I saw an older man the other day

The tunes combine jazz

and their place in the world

+ the total dismantling of the prison-industrial complex

Forque and Coule disappeared without a trace in North Africa in 1984 during a trip to visit Algiers

Liu’s first solo full-length builds upon these previous worlds to form a blossoming

finally to be published

Oneness of Juju

Teno Africa only gives vocals prominence on the closing track “Chants of Africa

hip hop inspired beats

This totally absorbing and definitive collection also includes two retrospective compilations

she broke down