Let’s have something more recent. This is easily one of my favourite albums of the last few years. Graham Humphreys and Peter Keen’s The Overflow is an absolute work of art. If you know the Able Tasmans‘ music, then the sound of the record should come as no surprise to you (Humphreys and Keen were [...]
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10. 1/1 – Brian EnoWell, it’s hardly a missing or rare gem, but it occurred to me recently that you may not actually have it in your collection. I’ve included this classic Eno work for two main reasons: 1) I love it to bits;2) I found a bunch of people who had never heard of [...]
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9. I’m being followed by the Rolling Stones – Murray Lachlan YoungThere’s nothing quite so gratifying as seeing massive corporates fail on a spectacular level — especially when it’s as obviously wrong-headed as this little adventure was, and no casualties are involved. In that respect, Murray Lachlan Young represents one of my favourite stories about [...]
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8. God Spoke His Name – Claire LynchI’ve never been a terribly big fan of bluegrass music. Nor of Christian music, per se. But sometimes you hear something that really strikes a chord. This was one of those things for me. It pays to listen widely. You never know what you might stumble across. Like [...]
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