Organ Thing of the Day: This just in from Kayo Dot’s Toby Driver, “This year, 2021, is the 20th anniversary of the landmark double-album “Bath” and “Leaving Your Body Map,” and the 25th anniversary of the foundation of my former band, Maudlin of the Well. Before the pandemic hit, we had been discussing doing some…
The five thing again? Already? Five more? Again? Do we need a new editorial yet? Again and again and again (and again). Five more, same as last time (and the time before) five more musical things to explore, another five? Already? Alright already? You never did answer the question, shame about Cuffed Up last time…
A more than worthy Organ Thing of The Day today. Brooklyn-based electronic collective Pas Musique, known for their “experimental joy-rides, fantastic live shows and for being prolific”, will be releasing a new album this autumn. Ahead of the release they’ve just let loose a track and a rather fine video,. here it is, more about…
Something’s haunting Electric Avenue, an exhibition of new work by Los Angeles-based artist Megan Plunkett at Emalin. Like any good spectre, though, the one at 1 Holywell Lane keeps its identity just out of view. Instead, we’re left with a host of uncanny copies… “Join us today between 1-8pm for the opening day of Electric…
Where were who or what? Still still poking at things? We already said all this, we almost certainly do need to (or maybe don’t need to do?) do that five art things thing again don’t we? We probably should? Just a bit more of that glue that holds the who or what together. The art…
Sarah Davanchi has released a single ahead of the release of a new album although we’re not really sure what a “new single” constitutes? Can we take our 50p pocket money and buy it on seven inch from Woolworths? Or is a “single” these days just a track posted on YouTube and a press release…
Organ Thing of The Day: Yes have returned with their first new music in seven years. Their new single, “The Ice Bridge”, is taken from their upcoming album The Quest. Here, with no further messing about with wordery, is the new piece… Now it isn’t really close to the going for the one in a…
Organ Thing of The Day – A quick one today, another taste of the forthcoming Liars album. ‘From What the Never Was’ is from the new album, The Apple Drop. The Apple drops on August 6th (sorry couldn’t resist the drop pun), now this latest taste has us thinking they’re back on form, this latest…
The five thing again? Already? Five more? Again?. Again and again and again (and again). Five more, same as last time (and the time before) five more musical things to explore, another five? Already? Alright already? You never did answer the question, shame about Cuffed Up last time around, where’s did we put the plot?…
A year already, a whole year since the Leader of the Starry Sky departed, a year this week since Cardiacs main man Tim Smith left us. Tonight we mark the sad date with a special broadcast on Resonance FM. The show goes out tonight (Sunday July 25th) at 9pm UK time, here over the airwaves…
Organ Thing of The Day: The smouldering question we needed answering today was the question of whatever happened to Lana Del Rabies? The answer came our way via her social media, “I’m still right here. Here’s a glimpse of what I’ve been up to. More in time”. “Strega Beata is the next evolution of musical…
Organ Thing of The Day? Way way toooooooooooooo hot to be here stringing actual words together, here, have some perfectly formed summer sunshine music to get you through the day, Steve Beresford+Otomo Yoshihide, a recording of the duo live in London sometime in 1996. You don’t need out fractured words, the Bandcamp thing is there,…
Organ Thing of The Day: ““Dub to me is the music of chance. A teenage dream come true – at last – this one’s for the explorers.” – Mark Stewart. (The Pop Group) ‘Y in Dub’ is a dynamic dub reconstruction of The Pop Group’s formidable debut album ‘Y’ and their historic debut single ‘She Is Beyond Good &…
Now before anything else, please understand this isn’t some kind of attempt to critically review this year’s Deptford X. The annual art festival has just taken place, ten July days of art over the river in London SE8 – the festival has been a rather big deal since the first one took place back in…
Organ Preview: “Are you ready for Folkestone Triennial? There’s less than one week to go!” read the headline in the inbox. It is one of our favourite set of days out, you do need to go back several times during the summer of a Folkestone Triennial year. A Triennial year is always a good year,…
