Taken from debut album 'to the top of the hill and roll...' opening track 'wind up bird' showcases the scope of dynamics in the musical arrangement of the record. It begins with subtle, earthly bird noises and a hypnotic guitar loop. As the song develops, this loop remains still amidst a flurry of atmospheric sounds and percussion. 

Produced by Ian Davenport and James Hall
Mixed by James Hall 
Artwork by Sonia Dubois

to the top of the hill and roll...

wind up bird

Tear Things Up by Jenny Moore's Mystic Business

Taken from the s/t album due 23rd November via The Audacious Art Experiment

Pre-order here - bit.ly/MysticBusiness

London-based Canadian artist Jenny Moore (Charismatic Megafauna, MUSARC choral collective, F*Choir) and her rabble rousing vocal ensemble present a testament to the intimacy and intensity of communal singing, on a choral-punk album of epic scope.

With raucous maelstroms, droning incantations, sweet solos and meditative murmurs, Mystic Business encompasses the macro and the micro, the political and personal, the ancient and modern: from philosophy to Mini Cheddars, ‘who’s God?’ to clickbait, the apocalyptic to the small human drama.

Gang yells, rounds, stamp-claps and hot breaths shift to exhilarating choral arrangements that are complex but compulsively sing-along-able and catchy as hell. These are fortifying mantras to fall back on in uncertain moments: ‘We quit!’, ‘We want our bodies back!’, ‘I don’t want to choose you/I don’t want to choose anything!’, or ‘We are terrified… We are angry… We are hopeful… We are on the internet’.

Featuring a host of voices from the capital’s contemporary music scene, including members of Trash Kit, Deep Throat Choir, Regrouping, Dr Peabody and Bamboo, new single 'Tear Things Up' acts as the theme tune for Jenny's imaginary gang of mythical gods that are her and her friends.

Jenny says “This is the theme tune of my imaginary gang of mythical gods that are me and my friends. The song we sing while we’re living our lives, watching people, engaging in politics, feeling our feels, grieving, loving, fearing, loathing, hurting, sexing, longing, dodging.”

Jenny Moore's Mystic Business - Tear Things Up

the prolific Sparrows aka Ryota Miyake (key member of electro-duo CRYSTAL) launches the Kisuki into the world. 
Elements of avant pop swirl in the instrumental adventures that make up the Kisuki. 
It’s cosmic and fluid, but grounded and timeless at the same time: commercial music for an intergalactic voyage.

Sparrows - La chanson du Kisuki (feat. Vincent)

Where Does The Time Come From

Stop It I'm Killing You

When it comes to indiepop, few names are as respected as Ric Menck and Paul Chastain. Through years of collaboration in groups such as Velvet Crush, Bag O' Shells, Choo Choo Train and The Big Maybe they just about *were* the entire US indiepop scene, but it's as The Springfields that they made perhaps their best, most beloved records. Taking their cues from influences like The Byrds and The Hollies they created a sound that was as jangly and melodic as their inspirations, but marked by a unique songwriting voice, excellent tunes, and sterling arrangements. "Singles 1986-1991" collects the 5 singles they released on Sarah, Picture Book, Summershine and Seminal Twang and adds one extra tune, here on vinyl for the first time. From the Paisley Underground-aligned opener "This Perfect Day" through the perfect pop of songs like "Sunflower" and a clutch of savvy covers, The Springfields created a compact, flawless catalog that more than justifies its legendary status and this timely reissue.


Ric Menck: Lead Vocals, Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Drums
Paul Chastain: Bass Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Jeffrey Underhill: Electric Guitar
Eric Peterson: Electric Guitar
Wes Lachot: Bass Guitar
Buddy Judge: Electric Guitar
Michael Hausman: Drums

Recorded 1985-1991 by Wes Lachot, Willie Wells, Teddy Vosnos & Michael Hausman 
Thanks to Clare Wadd, Matt Haynes, Brian Kirk, Fred Anderson & Jason Reynolds

All songs written by Ric Menck except:
Clown: Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks, Graham Nash
Are We Gonna Be Alright?: Matthew Sweet
Tomorrow Ends Today: James Beattie, Bobby Gillespie
Million Tears: Stephen McRobbie, Brian Taylor
Tranquil: John Charnley, Bill Charnley

Singles 1986-1991

The Springfields - Sunflower

猫 シ Corp. and t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者 - Building a Better World HR001
Out now: smarturl.it/hr001

Building a Better World

Lost Promises

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猫 シ Corp. & t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者 - Lost Promises

Provides Common Ground

Words and music by Serafina Steer
Mastered by Amir Shoat
(Watch- Provides Common Ground Video- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJKKQKKfXw8 )
Taken from the forthcoming album 'The Mind Is A Trap' by Serafina Steer.
 Album Release date 27/09/19
PR contact- Luke Twyman luke@onebeatpr.com

The Mind Is A Trap

Provides Common Ground

Dilyn Iesu Grist

Los Blancos - Dilyn Iesu Grist

Fortune Teller

released October 25, 2019  
Recorded by Matthew Benn, Jonathan Nash and Ross Halden 
Mixed by Matthew Benn 
Mastered by Tom Woodhead at Hippocratic Mastering

Low Light

@leojamessounds tore the guts out of his drum machine on this trippy journey through tones and harsh modular textures.

Now available for stream and download: 
https://superutu.bandcamp.com/album/household-choirs
https://earsonearth.bandcamp.com/album/household-choirs

Leo James - Unravelling

	
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