William Adamson – Under An East Coast Moon LP.
Reviewed by Kevin Pearce here.
Live at the Caught by the River Social Club, London, on 4 June.
A topographical travelogue – a concept album in the truest sense – where the songs tell fragments of stories that have grown out of a small region in the Eastern Horn of England, with sounds more akin to recordings emanating from the Louisiana
Wire at The Lexington, Parquet Courts at The Garage, William Tyler, Pye Corner Audio and Jon Brooks on the stereo.
Les Revenants – Générique from Docteur C. on Vimeo.
French zombies. Mogwai soundtrack. Channel 4 next month.
David Cain’s Hacheston Halt blog:
Hacheston Halt takes you on a trip down the Framlingham Line in rural Suffolk. The train line is now gone, however the landscape between Wickham Market & Framlinglam, Via Marlesford & Hacheston Halt, remains unchanged.
The day Joe Goddard’s utterly masterful remix of the Dirty Projectors arrived, so did spring. That can’t be a coincidence.
Underworld’s Karl Hyde has been extremely busy over the last few months – rehearsing a phenomenal live band (gutted they couldn’t do No 6 with us, next time maybe); making a film with longtime Caught by the River collaborator/friend Kieran Evans (the trailer is linked above) and putting together “>a gorgeous and transcendent mix for 6 Music which we can’t stop playing. Oh, there’s an LP due at the end of this month too – that’s ace too.