There's An extremely lovely review of the circle bros lp in here:
My introduction to linus' world. Recommended, of course.
(And while you're at it: the recent amarente-cerisier lp on okraina is excellent as well)
.. and that was the very last copy of 'oude geuze uit niemandaal', Linus vandewolken's lp from 2024.
we ran out of copies a long time ago, but recently got a handful back. now gone again, and we won't have this one back in again, unfortunately.
"Wade will stay with you long after you've moved on to the rest of your life. Days, weeks later you'll still wonder where that noise in your head came from. "
- really nice review of the latest circle bros lp on terrascope:
www.terrascope.co.uk/Reviews/Revi...
it still is.
some fine distro's might have a copy left though - we're happy to guide you their way.
and of course: there are pleny of other great releases available via us, including some restocks of long gone titles. but do know that quite a few are down to the last handful!
"Unfurling displays an unhurried, patient calm that can come across as lovely or foreboding, sometimes very close together. "
--> fine words about Pefkin's latest lp on Dusted Magazine
dustedmagazine.tumblr.com/post/8179707...
sixteen songs in this episode of morcfm. so you'll hear a lot of things. a lot of dreamy things (the start), a lot of noisier things (middle), a lot of 'mary gold I' (three versions of this Bluesanct-standard), a lot of songs from self-released albums: a lot of things we listened a lot to lately.
last week's episode of morcfm can now be re-listened.
--> morctapes.com/morcfm
we released the circle bros lp 'wade' just days before this episode. so, that asks for a special. we thought it'd be nice to focus on the people mentioned in the credits of this album.
i was looking for alasdair roberts' solo version of carlisle wall on one of those rare occasions he used a loopstation. couldn't find that version anymore, but this one, as a duo with a violin player from 2010 is just as jawdropping
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HueK...
