Hadley Fraser - Things That Come & Go - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

What's the band called? Kinkajou (after a member of the raccoon family, potos flavus, that lives in central and south America and which has a prehensile tail, sharp claws and can be vicious if given strong liquor) Who are the band members? Andy Chapman (guitars); Polly MacLean (vocals); Al Firrell (bass and cello), Sharon Forbes (violin). When was the band formed? March 2001, when Andy and Polly started writing and recording together. Al joined in June 2002 and Sharon in mid-2003. Any interesting factoids? Polly was conceived in Poland, born in Edinburgh and grew up on a small island off the west coast of Scotland. Andy has a fondness for owls. Al plays a mean cello as well as demonstrating mastery of the bass. Sharon can't eat capsicums. What's the music like? Haunting, spiky, melodic, Celtic noir. Beautiful melodies with intelligent, biting lyrics about love, death adventure and more. Think French chanson meets PJ Harvey snogging The Handsome Family in a back alley somewhere. Track record to date? 6 track CD 'Candlelight & Scars' released on own Happy Accident tag December 2001. Radio session for Tom Robinson show on BBC 6 Music. 'Good Brother Bad Brother' from Candlelight & Scars selected for inclusion on new music sampler CD promoted across the USA by Indiego Promotions. Regular gigs around London since August 2001, including dates at the Borderline, 12 Bar Club, Kashmir Klub and Blackheath Halls. Recently starred at the inaugural whitelabel. Com night at the Concorde 2, Brighton. Current status? New album 'Seeping Beauty' out in January 2005, also on Happy Accident Records, and attracting rave reviews from all who hear it. Promotional push at MIDEM 2005 and afterwards. Album Tracks 1. Irn Bru 2. Pretend I'm Famous 3. Heart Throb 4. Good Brother Bad Brother 5. See You in Hell 6. Funny

Vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. Loving In Stereo is the soundtrack for a summer quite unlike any other. The British producer duo have created a huge disco record for the post-social distancing age, with a life-affirming, dancefloor-igniting, sun-kissed celebration of all the things that make music irresistibly joyful. Both their Mercury Prize-nominated, Gold-certified debut and 2018's follow-up For Ever landed in the UK Top 10 & charted globally. Those two records have since accumulated 750,000 equivalent album sales and close to a billion streams worldwide. Atop that, Jungle have embarked on global sell out tours - notably in the UK, London's 10k capacity Alexandra Palace & filling the Hollywood Palladium - two coveted Glastonbury performances, slots at numerous International festivals including Coachella, Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Roskilde, Primavera & enjoyed shows across five continents. Album Tracks 1. Dry Your Tears 2. Keep Moving 3. All of the Time 4. Romeo 5. Lifting You 6. Bonnie Hill 7. Fire 8. Talk About It 9. No Rules 10. Truth 11. What D'you Know About Me? 12. Just Fly, Don't Worry 13. Goodbye My Love 14. Can't Stop the Stars

EVERYTHING COMES & GOES is a Black Sabbath tribute album with experimental, folk, and electronic bands reinterpreting classic Ozzy-era Sabbath tunes. Featuring tracks by Four Tet, Matmos, Paul Newman, the Anomoanon, Ruins and more! Album Tracks 1. F/X - Matmos 2. Reversible Sabbath - Ruins 3. Black Sabbath - Grails 4. Iron Man - Four Tet 5. Changes - Curtis Harvey Trio 6. Fairies Wear Boots - Paul Newman 7. Planet Caravan - the Anomoanon 8. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath - Racebannon 9. Sweet Leaf - Greenness