Organ Thing of The Day: Composer and multi-instrumentalist Daniel O’Sullivan has announced the first in a series of three albums of library music.. Listen to ‘Eagle Ears’, the first taste of what to expect from the album here… . “First in a series of 3 LPs of Library Music miniatures from composer and multi-instrumentalist Daniel…
Organ Thing of the Day: Some glorious new music from the ever beautiful always wonderful thing that is The Last Dinosaur, this latest piece of musical treasure is something called Wholeness and the Implicate Order, a piece taken from the forthcoming album, Wholeness, released October 23rd on Phases. Have things got a little more epic…
Five more musical things, five things in no particular order, five things that have come our way in recent days, five carefully selected music things from the many many things that come our way with all the things, five things from the inbox, no need or time for an editorial., this Organ takes up far…
Organ Thing of The Day: New Zealand’s Miss June are a band we’ve featured before on these fractured pages, their left field guitar driven alt pop may not be anything that massively different but the do have something about them, that thing we one called x factor backthere in the days before the term got…
A rather apt Organ Thing of the Day today, and a rather quick one. for there are other places to be today. This May Belgium noise-rock trio The K. return with their third studio album ‘Amputate Corporate Art’, we’re told to expect “a brutal and explosive ten track collection of hefty guitars and anthemic song…
Five fresh musical things on one timeless thing, just because these things matter…. 1: Odessey & Oracle are of course from France, they have a new album called Crocorama out on that finest of labels Dur et Deux in April, here’s a taster from what promises to be a treat of an album, head over…
Organ Thing of the Day – Sex Swing released one of the finest albums or recent times back there in 2016, we said so in rather enthusiastic fashion at the time, and then got on with things and to be frank didn’t ever get around to actually buying a copy or ever thinking that much…
