Richard Hawley - LowedgesRichard Hawley's second album, Lowedges, retains all the virtues that made his debut long player, Late Night Final, such an out of left field stunner: the late night atmosphere, the subtle yet dramatic arrangements, Hawley's deep and expressive vocals, and, above all, the low key and catchy songs that will have you remembering past loves, glory days, and autumn nights. It is nothing but very sentimental and emotional stuff from beginning to end

the trio flew to Berlin to hook up with Anton and (Liverpudlian engineer) Andrea Wright at his Cobra Studio in Berlin Utilising a treasure trove of vintage equipment (“I’ve got way more ‘60’s gear than The Beatles and The Stones had

These heartsore explorations shape ‘Whole New Mess’

all the beauty consisted in that approach: you had to make everything from the scratch

We have just the thing: a fully re-spruced version of the Coachwhips' classic LP

This compilation is a mandatory purchase for all Lee Hazlewood collectors/completists

jazzy constellation

Labcabincalifornia showcases the production talents of a then virtually unknown J Dilla

‘Giants of All Sizes’ was recorded at Hamburg’s Clouds Hill Studio

So he let it all rip while brainstorming at home

with three songs in drop B and two others with seven-string guitars in B♭

What place does Fat Possum Records have in all this

Brian Eno and John Cale’s 1990 collaboration is an album of contention