Song of the day – 665: Alba Lua
Beautifully underplayed. A strange kind of quietened beauty from French trio Alba Lua.
Song of the day – 664: Edible Arrangements
Think somewhere between Pram and early Broadcast, that cerebral and slightly krautrocky, wide-eyed and naîve psychedelia, free of drug-addled influence and wah-pedals – but also not at all.
Song of the day – 662: Laura Mvula
Here’s someone making empowered, brilliant pop on her own terms and no one needed to get paraded around in their knickers.
Song of the day – 661: Girl Trouble
This could be Screamin’ Jay lost without a Cajun swamp to hide in.
Song of the day – 659: Talulah Gosh
I loved them because they understood that boy-boy rock and practising too much and acting all serious and sullen on stage was absolute rot.
Song of the day – 658: Charlie Boyer And The Voyeurs
Ain't we all looking for that "Whoa, cool" moment?
Song of the day – 657: Geese
Asleep at the wheel again, Everett True discovers the beautiful bruised beauty of Brisbane’s Geese three years too late.
