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A tiny magazine for people who love discovering music.
Each issue contains a feature, usually built around a single record, opening the door to a new musical rabbit hole for you to explore. From there, it continues with reviews, recommendations, forgotten classics, hidden gems, and the albums currently keeping me company.
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Next Issue Sunday, 4 October 2026
ISSUE #3
FEATURE
Le Orme In Concerto and The Best Bad-sounding Live Albums in Prog
ALSO IN THE ISSUE
Albert King, Papangu, hidden gems and more.
...For all its amazing musical ferocity, In Concerto is probably one of the worst sounding live albums I've heard. It's not an Earthbound level of sonic disaster, no. But it's not far off, either...
REVIEWS (2)
Albert King / Papangu
Plus Recommendations (4), Hidden Gems (4), and more...
ISSUE #2
FEATURE
Vashti Bunyan and Freak Folk
ALSO IN THE ISSUE
Daniel Bjarnason, Castanarc, hidden gems and more.
...the pastoral atmosphere, the glorification of simple, rural life, Bunyan's fragile, frail, whispy voice.... it all creates an incredible mood you simply sink into....
REVIEWS (3)
Constanarc / Daniel Bjarnason / Mateusz Palka Trio
Plus Recommendations (3), Hidden Gems (3), and more...
ISSUE #1
FEATURE
Stravinsky meets Prog meets Nosferatu
ALSO IN THE ISSUE
Chamber prog of the 70s.
...this music must sound like being stuck in an old attic at night, surrounded by that eerie stillness and silence, only occasionally punctuated by even scarier artifacts: the creaking of the house settling, the water rumbling in the pipes, odd scrapings, and other noises...
REVIEWS (3)
New Jazz Underground / Miho Hazama / Goodrick/Hersh
Plus Hidden Gems (3), and more...