Aoife Nessa Frances - ProtectorIn spring of 2020, Aoife Nessa Frances moved out of the city for the first time in her life. After packing up her things in Dublin, she moved to rural County Clare on the west coast of Ireland, and there, amidst the stillness, she worked on the songs that would become her second album, Protector. The resulting body of work deftly juxtaposes golden hours and arguments, affection and alienation, and above all marks a crucial period of her life that was

Released for RSD 21 (July)

and minimalist music

Ruddock inevitably began coming up with ways to improve things as well

Kamikaze features 13 tracks including Venom

Featuring some Finders Keepers’ regulars amongst galactic Gallic rarities (previously presumed to be imaginary red herrings) this deluxe double vinyl dossier demystifies some of the essential French feee jazz and Parisian prog inclusions from the alphabetical “dedication” inventory as printed the anti-bands 1979 industrial milestone debut

Black Honey however are still the bad-ass

A collection of "one offs" capturing a moment rather than trying to make a hit song

' originally released in 2003 on rough trade

layered mosaic rhythmic grooves

” the delicate tension between taut guitar lines and swooning vocals on “Chocolate Rabbit

Fucked Up and Idles will love this

Weekender was always a mass of contradictions