We have here some albums we rather think are worth your time, that is still the policy here, if we don’t think the albums t obe any good we don’t cover them, that;s the way we’ve always done, nowhere enar enough time to be bothering the the not so good…. . Monika Roscher Bigband –…
More from Just kids, we do like these’s bites of the North Amarican world of Just Kids that float by via our social media feeds now and again, we have mentioned this before, here’s thier latest bite… “Unveiling Interactive Neon Mural #16 by Spidertag, our latest permanent public art project in Bentonville, Arkansas courtesy of…
This really is something to kick up a storm about, “The Suits at Lewisham Council declared that Fiona Fey is not allowed to practice her instruments in her own home or face a fine of £5000 and have all her musical gear taken away from her.” I mean, Fiona Fey, it isn’t like she’s in…
ORGAN THING: “Clark shares new single ‘Medicine’ featuring Thom Yorke”, so reads the headline in the Organ inbox that is rather bursting to a point whee it all might jsut have to be thrown out. . Taken from Clark’s new album ‘Sus Dog’ – released today on download/stream and June 16th on gatefold vinyl &…
This is good to see, Amanda Wilkinson Gallery will open its new space on the 1st Floor, 47 Farrindgon Road, London, EC1M 3JB with an inaugural exhibition by Phoebe Unwin with whom the gallery has worked for over 20 years. “The works in this exhibition continue and extend Unwin’s idiosyncratic exploration and reconstitution of the…
. The Flowers of Hell – Keshakhtaran (Space Age Recordings) – The sixth album from Toronto-London experimental group The Flowers From Hell has just emerged via the rather respected Space Age Recordings label (home to Spacemen 3, Spectrum and The Telescopes). “This tripped-out instrumental journey involves 20 artists, including Rishi Dhir (Elephant Stone, Brian Jonestown…
Algy Ward just passed away, Algy Ward of The Damned and more importantly to some of us, Algy Ward, focus point of classic three piece punk metal crossover band Tank. Hang on, who’s that new guy playing in the Damned, up there on me telly in a Motorhead shirt! This was the end of the…
Organ Thing of The Day while we consider all this, our chosen thing today is another taste of the new Swans album. “Swans have shared a new track from their sixteenth studio album, The Beggar, due for release on Mute / Young God Records (N America) on 23 June 2023. The Beggar will be released…
Saatchi Gallery have commissioned British sculptor Catriona Robertson for their third annual and what they say is their most ambitious garden to date. Visitors are invited to explore the newly commissioned, giant worm-like sculptures, created using reclaimed materials, aimed to emphasise the importance of ecological growth without the interruption of human activity. The installation is…
. Never mind the editorial bit at the top or what we said the last time, you’ve read all this already, just jump down to the music. Exact same thing again today, another five (or so) slices of musical things that can do all the talking themselves and however you slice it and of course…
. The Spring Bounce is the latest event from the thing that is the ever evolving ever rewarding Art Car Boor Fair. The fair has now been running in one for or another for a year short of twenty, that’s if we’ve counted it right. So far this year there’s been a number of quick…
. Artist studios open days are brilliant, especially in the big old school East London spaces like Chisenhale or Martello Road, they’re imporaant spaces, we’re losing them, they should be treasured. True, the artists tend to clean up things a little too much, neat rows of paintbrushes, hangs on their wall that are more public…
Organ Thing of The Day? Today’s comes with a roll of the eyes and a rather tasty video (by Sander Houtkruijer) to go with the rather delicious earfood. “Today, Hakuna Kulala presents the latest release from experimental producer and musician Ziúr, Eyeroll and shares the lead single and video of the same name, featuring improviser,…
Down that rabbit hole again, here we go, bring the sweeties, hope you’re legs are ready, trace the feeling back to source, adopt a different kind of course. It kind of works like this, we just throw up the information, add a thought or two and those all important links, a bit of cross pollination…
. Chris Squire – Fish Out of Water (Esoteric) – Take a bite from 1975’s apple of life, how to deal with this one? Without any shadow of doubt an absolute classic in terms of 70’s prog rock, re-issued once again, for what seems like the millionth time and to quote someone on social media…
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