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Blueneck – ‘King Nine’

Due to its mere quality, record number five from Britain's prolific underground prog-band Blueneck has the potential of an unintended crowd-pleaser.

Deptford Goth – ‘Songs’

Daniel Woolhouse's second record is a melancholic work full of dreamy electronica.

NBHAP - Residuary Records - Photo by Todd Gehman

Residuary Records: October 2014

Ten Records from the month of October that found their way out of the trash, right into Dr. Passions secret laboratory.

Tiger Lou – ‘Homecoming #2’ (NBHAP Premiere)

Call this a comeback. The Swedish indie band ends a six-year-long hiatus with a joyful musical return to their own roots.

The Flaming Lips – ‘With A Little Help From My Fwends’

The famously absurd Lips are back; this time reinterpreting The Beatles' psychedelic masterpiece.

Introducing: The Fauns – ‘A king size duvet of sound’

They would love to score a Darren Aronofsky movie or work in some sort of 'Power Rangers' collective. It's time to get to know the Bristol-based band a bit better.

Melancholia - Photo by Haakon von Martinsky

9 beautiful hidden musical treasures of melancholia

Take a swim in a sea of bittersweet tranquility with music by BOHREN & DER CLUB OF GORE, BLUENECK, IDAHO, CODEINE and others.

Interview: James Vincent McMorrow – ‘I always have laptops with me’

We caught up with the Irishman in the middle of his world tour, discussing his latest album, the love for THE 1975, technical innovation and the importance of singing.

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