This is actually a dope and interesting pop tune. Sounds like what I might hear in Belgian cafe while drinking espresso and a stroopwaffle. I like stroopwaffles :o)

welsh music is so profoundly loudly lovely good : )

From his s/t debut solo album, out on NOW on Trouble In Mind Records (www.troubleinmindrecs.com)

Doug Tuttle - Turn This Love

Woodsman's Self Titled 3rd LP out February 4th 2014 and is available now.
1st pressing of 300 copies. 100 pressed on translucent orange vinyl. 25 w/ hand collaged artwork. Casette and Digital. 
- on Fire Talk: http://firetalkrecs.com/shop/
- on Bandcamp: http://firetalk.bandcamp.com/album/woodsman
- on ITunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/healthy-life-single/id753848704
- on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Healthy-Life-Woodsman/dp/B00GVX8GWE/

TRACK LIST:
01. Pre
02. Gravelines
03. In The End, Remember When?
04. Healthy Life
05. Rune
06. Loose Leaf
07. Obsidian
08. All Tangled Up
09. Teleseparation

Credits: Recorded & Mixed by Daniel James Schlett 
             @ Strange Weather 
             Produced by Woodsman
             Mastered by Colin Gorman Weiland

Woodsman

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Woodsman - Healthy Life

Move With The Season (Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve Re-Animation)

Moons In My Mirror - H Hawkline

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Pretty Lady, Me

The first music to be shared from the forthcoming debut album by Cavern Of Anti-Matter, void beats/invocation trex, released on Duophonic as 3LP, CD & DL on 19 February 2016.

This is their first album proper following limited edition vinyl releases on Grautag, Deep Distance, Peripheral Conserve and Associated Electronic Recordings.

The album features contributions from Bradford Cox (Deerhunter), Sonic Boom (Spacemen 3) & Jan St. Werner (Mouse On Mars).

www.cavernofantimatter.com

Melody In High Feedback Tones

First single from the new Woods album, City Sun Eater In The River Of Light, out April 8, 2016.

WOODS
CITY SUN EATER IN THE RIVER OF LIGHT
LABEL: WOODSIST
CD / LP / CS / DL
Street Date: April 8, 2016

"Woods have always been experts at distilling life epiphanies into compact chunks of psychedelic folk that exists just outside of any sort of tangible time or place. Maybe those epiphanies were buried under cassette manipulation or drum-and-drone freakouts, or maybe they were cloaked in Jeremy Earl’s lilting falsetto, but over the course of an impressive eight albums, Woods refined and drilled down their sound into City Sun Eater in the River of Light, their ninth LP and second recorded in a proper studio. It’s a dense record of rippling guitar, lush horns, and seductive, bustling anxiety about the state of the world. It’s still the Woods you recognize, only now they’re dabbling in zonked out Ethiopian jazz, pulling influence from the low key simmer of Brown Rice, and tapping into the weird dichotomy of making a home in a claustrophobic city that feels full of possibility even as it closes in on you. City Sun Eater in the River of Light is concise, powerful, anxious—barreling headlong into an uncertain, constantly shifting new world." -Sam Hockley-Smith


WOODS - SUN CITY CREEPS

"Dhoodan" off of 'Cannots' by Ryley Walker & Charles Rumback, out on Dead Oceans on Record Store Day, April 16th, 2016

http://ryleywalker.com/
https://twitter.com/ryley_walker
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ryley-Walker/
https://instagram.com/ruhlyy
http://deadoceans.com/artist.php?name=walkerryley
http://www.windishagency.com/artists/ryley_walker

Dhoodan

Ryley Walker & Charles Rumback - Dhoodan

DEBUT S/T ALBUM OUT: 9/23/16 on Beyond Beyond is Beyond

When Drakkar Nowhere rows itself out toward the exploratory sonic sea upon which their debut album so gracefully sails, it’s not just that their destination is undefined; it’s that the very concept of a destination, as reflected in their music, is itself something indefinable. Drakkar Nowhere capture the wind in their sails with a sound that’s boundless, expansive and, perhaps, guided only by the light of the sun and stars.

That Drakkar Nowhere ended up somewhere at all is itself more a result of circumstance than careful course-charting. The history of the album traces back to the summer of 2012, when Daniel Collás and Morgan Phalen, on tour with the New York-based Phenomenal Handclap Band, found themselves creating new music in the kitchen of a rented apartment in Stockholm, Sweden. Their new project caught the ears of nearby musicians, including members of Dungen and The Amazing, and before long, this extended family of international musicians were recording the songs that would firmly put them on the path to nowhere – Drakkar Nowhere, that is. 

Both Collás and Phalen took inspiration from their Swedish surroundings – in particular, the enchanted forests that surround the neighborhoods of Bagarmossen and Midsommarkransen. And given the talents and histories of the collaborating musicians, it’s no surprise that the ever-evolving shadow of what we might broadly call Swedish psychedelia should perfume the proceedings as well. Collás and Phelan also took the recordings to New York and Los Angeles, where new surroundings and influences could intertwine into the musical flora and fauna. When in LA, the band even got a hero of theirs, unsung 70s singer-songwriter Ned Doheny, on board for “Higher Now.” Some light was recently shed on Doheny’s music from the 70s when Numero Group released the Doheny compilation Separate Oceans a couple years back. To those who have discovered his fantastic body of work, his warm, breezy Malibu vocals are instantly recognizable on “Higher Now.” 

One thing is surprising – and what makes the Drakkar Nowhere album one that benefits from repeat listens – is how unobtrusive all of these influences are on the album’s ultimate sound. Drakkar Nowhere present a combination of influences – cosmic jazz, syrupy soul and mutated prog among them – in such an effortless manner that they don’t really feel like “influences” at all. As a result, Drakkar Nowhere have built an album that may have listeners ears recalling the crystalline harmonies of the Brothers Gibb more often than it does Träd, Gräs and Stenar.

No destination, no influences – just nowhere. And in the hands of Drakkar Nowhere, it’s clearly the place to be. - Ryan Muldoon


Drakkar Nowhere - Higher Now (featuring Ned Doheny)

From their debut album, out February 23rd, 2017 via Trouble In Mind Records (www.troubleinmindrecs.com)

Olden Yolk "Takes One To Know One" (Trouble In Mind Records)

All Or Nothing - Au Revoir Simone

Moons In My Mirror - H Hawkline

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