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Palo Alto started in Paris in the late 1980s and have spent more than three decades doing things their own way.

Over the years, they have released a dozen albums and moved between structured composition, improvisation, electronics and collaborations with writers, filmmakers and visual artists. Literature has often appeared in their work, with projects connected to figures su...

Birmingham, Alabama trio Wray have shared ‘Sweet Sad Saint’, a previously unreleased track from the sessions for their 2020 album ‘Stream of Youth / Blank World’.

The band consists of David Brown on bass and vocals, David Swatzell on guitar and vocals, and Blake Wimberly on drums. Their music sits between shoegaze, dream pop, post-punk and garage rock, with a sound built aro...

Seelie Court / Good Time Records have reissued Bob Hughes’ 1976 private-press album ‘My Old Man’ on vinyl and as a limited double CD with bonus rehearsal material. Today also sees the CD release of ‘The Kids Are OK!’, the 1978 follow-up credited to The Bob Hughes Band, presented in a cardboard wallet with archive imagery and detailed liner notes.

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‘Going for Broke’ by Straight is a long-shelved early ’70s British folk-rock album, recorded in London between late 1971 and summer 1972 by a young Portsmouth band comprising Tom Powell, John Lytle, Andy McGuigan and Mike McGuigan.

Left unfinished at the time and never given a proper contemporary release, the album is now issued on CD via Seelie Court / Good Time Records. It...

Michele Ducci has released his second studio album, ‘Snail in the Clouds’, today via Monotreme Records.

The album was recorded and produced by Simon Milner, known for his work with Is Tropical and Ysing, at 4 am Studios in London. Snail in the Clouds is a multi-layered pop album built around Ducci’s songwriting and vocal performances.

Alongside the album, Ducci and hi...