Quickly skipping past any potential jokes given recent news from the UK, 'The Fences of Stonehenge' is, in fact, the brand new single from New York band Wild Pink, the collective led by John Ross who we've been writing about on GFP since their 4 Songs
Just something frayed and beautiful for your Monday listening today. Lifted from a newly-announced album, 'Late Fragment' is a gorgeous instrumental from Dialect, the recording project of Andrew Hunt and the follow-up to 2021's Under~Between LP. Gently skewed and effortlessly pretty, the new track is
Pull me apart Put me back together again If any two lines epitomised Cassandra Jenkins' astonishing breakthrough album An Overview of Phenomenal Nature it's those above. A gorgeous reflection on the triptych journey of loss, grief, and regrowth, it came at a time when Jenkins was all
It's fair to say that you never quite know what to expect from Ben Seretan. Across his sprawling catalogue of songs released thus far we've been treated to just about every genre you could care to imagine, from drone and folk to electronic and all manner
It's been nearly four years since Merce Lemon released the excellent Moonth album but the Pittsburgh songwriter is finally back with news of its full-length follow-up with the release of 'Backyard Lover' and word that the Watch Me Drive Them Dogs Wild LP will be released
...because when Ian Felice sings that whisky-rich voice, and that accordion rolls up behind, there are few more affecting sounds in this funny musical world we inhabit. Pulled together from songs that didn't make their past couple of records, the aptly named Valley of Abandoned Songs is no
“It’s like a demon enters the room, whenever we get together,” Emily Cross was quoted as saying as an introduction to her band's new album, and that sense of possessive darkness is indeed present through much of the songs that make up Loma's very special
Though I touched on it briefly back when we shared Bloomsday's 'Bumper Sticker' earlier in the 3/6/5 run, it's worth reiterating just how special this new record from Iris James Garrison is. Formed of ten tender folk songs, Heart of the Artichoke
You might remember Broods, a sister/brother duo from New Zealand who released three albums between 2014 and 2019 via Capitol and Polydor Records. Their work was especially highly regarded on home shores, and saw the band support the likes of Taylor Swift, Haim, Tove Lo and more. If such
After a small shuffle of members, Glasgow's Nightshift are gearing up for the release of third album, Homosapien - their first in three years - which arrives at the end of July via the Trouble In Mind label. Having already heard a couple of cuts from it, the
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