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New Music 08/2026 – Rosalía, Cate Le Bon

August 11, 2026yggdrasille

I’ve been in a mood for some artsy, experimental avant-pop. These two albums are not musically alike, but they definitely share the same adventurous spirit.

New Music 04/2026 – Lucrecia Dalt, Sister Irene O’Connor

April 9, 2026yggdrasille

My two most recent purchases are a couple of odd birds from a Colombian experimental musician and an Australian nun.

New Music 01/2026 – David Gilmour, Olivia Dean

January 8, 2026yggdrasille

Latest album from the voice and guitar of Pink Floyd; delightful retro sounds from a young breakout star.

New Music 10/2025 – Kim Gordon, Everything But the Girl

October 2, 2025yggdrasille

Former bassist-singer of Sonic Youth makes ugly but compelling noise on a solo record; a comeback album from the English pop duo.

New Music 03/2025 – Jack White, Mannequin Pussy

March 20, 2025yggdrasille

Jack White is back with his best work in years; a new punk discovery.

New Music 10/2024 – The Creole Choir of Cuba, Beth Gibbons

October 24, 2024yggdrasille

Joyful and impassioned Caribbean gospel; bewitching solo debut from the Portishead singer.

New Music 07/2024 – Sofia Kourtesis, Romy

July 23, 2024yggdrasille

Though I’d never describe myself as a massive dance music fan, these two albums both moved me emotionally in their own way.

New Music 03/2024 – Gina Birch, Lankum

March 7, 2024June 7, 2024yggdrasille

Adventurous debut from godmother of feminist rock; a dark, atmospheric and intense take on traditional Irish folk that got me to learn a new genre, doom folk.

New Music 11/2023 – PJ Harvey

December 7, 2023June 7, 2024yggdrasille

After a seven-year break from my all-time favourite artist, I feel positively spoiled with a brand new album and comprehensive collection of rarities, demos and other bits and bobs.

New Music 08/2023 – Oliver Sim, Fontaines D.C.

August 17, 2023June 7, 2024yggdrasille

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New Music 08/2026 – Rosalía, Cate Le Bon

I’ve been in a mood for some artsy, experimental avant-pop. These two albums are not musically alike, but they definitely share the same adventurous spirit.

New Music 04/2026 – Lucrecia Dalt, Sister Irene O’Connor

My two most recent purchases are a couple of odd birds from a Colombian experimental musician and an Australian nun.

New Music 01/2026 – David Gilmour, Olivia Dean

Latest album from the voice and guitar of Pink Floyd; delightful retro sounds from a young breakout star.

New Music 10/2025 – Kim Gordon, Everything But the Girl

Former bassist-singer of Sonic Youth makes ugly but compelling noise on a solo record; a comeback album from the English pop duo.

New Music 03/2025 – Jack White, Mannequin Pussy

Jack White is back with his best work in years; a new punk discovery.

New Music 10/2024 – The Creole Choir of Cuba, Beth Gibbons

Joyful and impassioned Caribbean gospel; bewitching solo debut from the Portishead singer.

New Music 07/2024 – Sofia Kourtesis, Romy

Though I’d never describe myself as a massive dance music fan, these two albums both moved me emotionally in their own way.

New Music 03/2024 – Gina Birch, Lankum

Adventurous debut from godmother of feminist rock; a dark, atmospheric and intense take on traditional Irish folk that got me to learn a new genre, doom folk.

New Music 11/2023 – PJ Harvey

After a seven-year break from my all-time favourite artist, I feel positively spoiled with a brand new album and comprehensive collection of rarities, demos and other bits and bobs.

New Music 08/2023 – Oliver Sim, Fontaines D.C.

A solo album from one third of The xx; Irish post-punk goodness.