That music recorded 50 years ago could speak so eloquently to the turmoil our society was experiencing during those days of COVID and civic unrest attests to it's enduring beauty and the power of it's spiritually-tinged message of black empowerment
Spice's Self-Titled album is wired together by brawny and brittle guitars
Sheer Terror and playing to big festivals as Graspop Metal Meeting
Serge Gainsbourg - Bonnie and Clyde
Available on vinyl for the first time in over 10 years
Gladie- Safe Sins (Color Vinyl) Sandrine Piau That music recorded 50 yearsSafe Sins, the debut record from Philadelphia band Gladie, begins with a prayer: "I close my eyes, pretend to pray That this shame would just fuck off today," sings Augusta Koch, her familiar timbre floating atop a wave of bleary eyed synths on opener "Pray." It's a gentle, hymnal introduction to a record that ducks from jangly power pop to plucky indie rock, scrappy electronic psych jams to swaying shoegaze. The record borrows it's title from Koch's