Only had half an ear on new records these past couple of days, since Mark and I have been sifting through your many, many nominations for Great Lost Albums, following our special the other month. Pretty amazing discoveries there, that are going to keep us busy for a while. There is, though, one f...
Only had half an ear on new records these past couple of days, since Mark and I have been sifting through your many, many nominations for Great Lost Albums, following our special the other month. Pretty amazing discoveries there, that are going to keep us busy for a while.
There is, though, one fairly auspicious new arrival that I can’t talk about for a bit: place your guesses here to be met with the usual devious, non-committal shrugs and so on.
And if you have a moment, please check out a new blog, Electric Eden, by our colleague and friend, Rob Young. It’s been launched to coincide with the impending publication of Rob’s book of the same name, a history of visionary British folk music, which is the first music book I’ve been excited to read in quite a while. Plenty of interesting stuff on the blog already.
1 Heaven And – Bye And Bye I’m Going To See The King (Staubgold)
2 A Brand New Mystery Record
3 Cheikh Lo – Jamm (World Circuit)
4 Department Of Eagles – Archive 2003-2006 (Bella Union)
5 David Wrench/Black Sheep – Spades & Hoes & Ploughs: Songs Of Insurrection, Defiance & Rebellion (Invada)
6 Avi Buffalo – Avi Buffalo (Sub Pop)
7 Big Boi – Shutterbugg (Mercury)
8 Diskjokke – En Fid Tid (Smalltown Supersound)
9 Underworld – Scribble (www.underworldlive.com)
10 Steve Winwood – Revolutions: The Very Best Of Steve Winwood (Island)
11 Rangda – False Flag (Drag City)
12 Land Of Kush’s Egyptian Light Orchestra – Monogamy (Constellation)
13 The Teardrop Explodes – Kilimanjaro: Deluxe Edition (Mercury)