03.03.22

03/03/2022
by Norman Fleischer

Belle And Sebastian return with A Bit Of Previous, their first album in seven years, on May 6, unveil first single Unnecessary Drama
Midlake reveal new single Noble from forthcoming For The Sake Of Bethel Woods album
Kevin Morby announces new LP This Is A Photograph for May 13 release, unveils title-track
Calexico release Harness The Wind from their forthcoming new record El Mirador
Kurt Vile reveals new track Hey Like A Child from upcoming (watch my moves) album
Barrie continues to tease Barbara album with new single Concrete
Neneh Cherry teams up with Robyn, Mapei and Blood Orange‘s Dev Hynes for new version of iconic Buffalo Stance
Jack White teases his forthcoming studio albums with two new tracks Hi-De-Ho and Queen Of The Bees
Confidence Man tease upcoming Tilt record with grooving new single Woman
The Linda Lindas tease debut LP Growing Up with new single Talking To Myself
Francis of Delirium return with new single The Funhouse

40 Years Of ‘Unknown Pleasures’: Joy Divison’s Debut Is Still The Blueprint For Post-Punk

Iconic from the artwork to its content - four years after its release the debut album by the iconic Mancunian post-punkers remains as timeless as it stays relevant. If you haven't discovered it yet, please don't hesitate to do it.

The Art Of Subtlety In A Loud World: In The Local Valley With José González

Contemporary folk music would most likely not be the same without José González in it. The iconic Swedish indie folk artist who has brought us a number of subtle, yet eclectic albums and who is now returning with his fourth solo work to date: Local Valley. A sonic landscape José was happy to discuss with NBHAP author Annett Bonkowski in a recent chat.