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Members June 12, 2025 in Indie Rock

The Last Rotation of Earth

In 2023, BC Camplight released The Last Rotation of Earth - a breakup album carved from grief. Bitter, bruised and weirdly magnificent.

Members June 11, 2025 in Ambient Folk

Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill

Released in 2008, Grouper’s breakthrough record is a quiet, blurred masterpiece - part folk, part dream, part disappearance.

Members June 10, 2025 in Indie Rock

Third

In 1978, Big Star released a record that sounded like it was falling apart as you listened. Bleak, beautiful and brutally honest.

Members June 9, 2025 in Post-Rock

Spirit of Eden

In 1988, Talk Talk walked away from synth-pop and made something transcendent. Spirit of Eden is slow, improvised, spiritual - a cult masterpiece.

Members June 8, 2025 in Psychedelic

So Tonight That I Might See

In 1993, Mazzy Star released a record that sounds like a slow-motion dream - ethereal, unhurried and quietly spellbinding. It still lingers like smoke.

Members June 7, 2025 in Experimental

Phew

In 1981, Japanese musician Phew made a record with members of Can in a Cologne studio known for birthing sonic oddities. The result is stark, hypnotic and unlike anything else.