Hello lovely subscribers, to celebrate the 50th post in our 3/6/5 series (yep, already!) today we're sharing a special hazy summer mix just for you. An hour of music, fit for the lazy heat of summer, this is a lovely soundtrack to the season and I
I've been really into this gem of a record from Anna Tivel since its release at the end of May. It's mostly bright and breezy folk music - see the glowing 'Disposable Camera', with its compelling melodies and wonderful map-of-life lyrics: before you come
There's a woozy lightness of touch that runs throughout the new song from Peel Dream Magazine that calls to mind the song's predicament: lying in the gutter, so often the best way to view the stars. Released alongside the news that the band's fourth
Welcome to a brand new feature on GFP! It's called A Day In The Life and we'll hopefully give you some new music to check out as well as a little glimpse into the hearts and minds of some of our favourite artists. Really hope you
In the three years or so since we premiered MJ Lenderman's short-n-weird ballad 'Someone Get The Grill Out Of The Rain' on the old GFP blog, MJ Lenderman has found cult-like success with his band Wednesday, as well as garnering critical praise for his wonderful 2022
As the founding-force in the excellent Hundred Waters, Nicole Miglis released three beautiful full-length albums, each one a hypnotic blend of ambient and pop that was warmly received and saw the band support the likes of Interpol and Alt-J among many other familiar admirers. Just last week, the band released
Kevin Fowley sings 15th century French lullabies One of my favourite things about seeking out music is being caught completely by surprise. Was I looking for a Franco-Irish folk artist singing 15th century French lullabies? Of course not! Did I ever think my life was missing a Franco-Irish folk artist
For what I think is (if my maths is correct) her eleventh LP, Molly Nilsson has moved away from her signature black-and-white album cover to break out in technicolour on Un - American Activities, her just-announced brand new album. Set for release in just few weeks time, the new album
In the most romantic of ways, I often think of Efterklang as the soundtrack to a life I never got to live. From the first time I got to travel to a Nordic country, a decade or so ago, their records have played in my headphones as I've
Madeline Johnston has spent the best part of the past decade weaving together a truly engaging catalogue of experimental sound; their work as Midwife offering one of the most shadowy and quietly gripping landscapes this side of Grouper. Announced last week, for an early September release, No Depression In Hell
I wasn't aware of the music of Fashion Club until this new collaboration with Julie Byrne drifted in front of me, a swollen cloud of gloopy greying sound and textures. Fashion Club, it turns out, is Pascal Stevenson, who played in Moaning as well as the likes of
Officially introducing the Eric Chenaux Trio, Delights Of My Life will make sense to anyone who's followed Chenaux's career over the past couple of decades, while also introducing an intriguing new chapter to the Canadian artist's ongoing and immeasurably impressive story. Now an official