From the Phantom Rising EP
on Friends of Friends
Too Soon Gone: The Late Richard Swift’s “Broken Finger Blues”
RIP
1977 – 2018
From Swift’s final release, The Hex
on Secretly Canadian
An Anti-Anthem In Viagra Boys “Sports”
Old-Timey Brilliance From Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever
“I wanna know where silence comes from / where space originates”
~
From the Hope Downs release
on Sub Pop
Radiance Indeed! In Radiant Children’s “Go Left”
From the recently released TRYIN’ Ep
On Radiant Children Records
Late Summer Goodness From Channel Tres: “Top Down”
Road Candy From Eno • Hyde: “Daddy’s Car”
From Someday World
on Warp Records
Cruising With Kurt Vile In “Loading Zones”
on Matador Records
Gliding New Work From Gorillaz: “Humility”
Featuring George Benson
From THE NOW NOW
on Warner Brothers Records
Silvery Americana From Nikki Lane: “Send The Sun”
from her latest release, Highway Queen
on New West Records
Nat Birchall Swallows Coltrane, And Survives (Fantastically)
Tunji
Nat Birchall – Tenor sax
John Ellis – piano
Michael Bardon – bass
Andy Hay – drums
on JAZZ45
Elvin Takes Lead In Coltrane’s “One Up, One Down”
John Coltrane, tenor saxophone / soprano saxophone McCoy Tyner, piano Jimmy Garrison, double bass Elvin Jones, drums
Free Jazz Hip-House From Makaya McCraven: “McCraven on the Mic”
John Coltrane’s Propulsive “Nature Boy”
on Impluse!
Hank Cherry calls “Nature Boy” the standout track on BDaO. Read his review of Both Directions at Once here
The Internet’s “Roll (Burbank Funk)”
From Hive Mind
on Columbia Records
House-Pop From Ian Poolely: “Kids Play”
from What I Do
on Pooledmusic
Gleaming New Work From Wild Nothing: “Letting Go”
from the forthcoming release, Indigo (due out 31 August)
Jim James Gets His Crazy Horse On With “No Secrets”
from Uniform Distortion
on ATO Records
Textural New Work From Body/Head: “You Don’t Need”
Kim Gordon and Bill Nace from The Switch
on Matador
Sonic Dust Unhanded From The Gods: John Coletrane’s “Slow Blues”
From Both Directions At Once: The Lost Album
Recorded in the Van Gelder Studio, New Jersey. March 6, 1963.
Featuring "The Classic Quartet" John Coltrane — tenor saxophone / soprano saxophone McCoy Tyner — piano Jimmy Garrison — double bass Elvin Jones — drums ♦ on Impulse! Records