Skeet - Simple Reality LP 1930s a strange aura of celebration

a strange aura of celebration permeates the air of Ausadjur upon the return of Valdrin and his newly recruited horde

Tony's revelatory turn into specific traditions of pop music speak directly to the reasons why we love music in general

Fun fact: Anja Lauvdal is from the small town Flekkefjord in the south of Norway where Smalltown Supersound were founded - and from the age of 12 she was following the label's free jazz output - so it is really something of a full circle when she now debuts on Smalltown Supersound with a free jazz album

Leven’s solo work (after his stint fronting Doll By Doll) feels like it draws a line between Richard Thompson or John Martyn’s UK folk leanings and the new wave production of his youth (but he pulls it off a hell of a lot better than Thompson or Martyn’s forays into new wave and the 1980s)

sepulchral quality that has developed in the last twenty years

Skeet - Simple Reality LP 1930s a strange aura of celebrationLatest from Efficient Space is here and collects the extant recordings of Coventry group Skeet. Taped back in the early 1980s and not heard at the time and barely heard outside of a short reissue run last year, the group walk the fine line between minimalist post punk and twee. Noir ish reverb meets skittering drum machines and Kay Booths fragile vocals delivered in a way that almost makes you feel as though youre eavesdropping. FFO: Karen Marks (or