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Monorail's 2022

As we near the end of 2022, we’d like to share some records that that blew us away, provided some solace, warmed our cockles, got us moving, maybe all of...

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Christmas gift ideas for the music lover in your life

Well, here we are. Fairy lights are twinkling, hot toddies are back in the pubs, the high street is mobbed and it took me 10 minutes to defrost the car...

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Low: Christmas. Radiant, Timeless

Like so many, we were deeply affected by the passing of Low’s Mimi Parker. Everyone touched by this music has an origin story with Low. Their music is often played...

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Better Books: Our pick of the year's Printed Matter

The past year has seen us delve deeper into the book world, and although we couldn’t possibly compile a ranking list of the ones we’ve enjoyed the most (it’s hard...

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Iris Dement's seminal debut, Infamous Angel

I can’t remember exactly how Iris Dement’s voice came into my world. The cool person in me wants to say it was going through John Prine videos on YouTube or...

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Long Live Geographic

We’re really happy to team up with our friends at Geographic on three key vinyl reissues from their catalogue! The Pastels – The Last Great Wilderness (2003), Maher Shalal Hash...

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Let's build together: To Rococo Rot, Peel Sessions

We’re extremely proud to partner with To Rococo Rot and Bureau B on this dazzling collection of their BBC Sessions for John Peel. Our exclusive edition will come with an...

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JJULIUS returns to turn on the psychedelic tap

In the occasionally sun-dappled, breezy harbour town of Gothenburg, Sweden, Julius Pierstorff and Erin Engström’s cottage industry continues to shine light on maverick talents. This time it’s Pierstorff’s own Jjulius...

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Aunt Sally, a seminal Japanese post-punk artefact resurfaces

Mesh-Key reissue of a true desert island disc, criminally out of print for nearly 40 years. They’ve spared no expense bringing this classic back to life in a format befitting...

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