Jeremy Tuplin - Violet Waves - VINYL LP

Limited black vinyl. London-based 'indie-supergroup' Suep announce their long-awaited debut mini-album Shop, a collection of 6 oddball, car-boot-sale pop songs with a sprinkling of theatrical storytelling. Led by Georgie Stott (of Porridge Radio, Garden Centre) and Josh Harvey, Suep was born out of a near-decade of playing in sheds and barns with like minded personnel, holding a mutual love for Paul McCartney, Jona Lewie, the B-52s, Devo and other performative freaks enjoying themselves. Following a move to London from Brighton, the pair added George Nicholls (The GN Band, Joanna Gruesome, The Tubs), Will William Deacon (PC World, Garden Centre), and Ollie Chapman (Boil King) to the line-up. The 5 piece take turns writing songs and taking the lead vocal duties in a wonderfully playful but coherent collaboration, with their debut being a kaleidoscopic off kilter pop ride, taking the listener through haunted castles, deprived encounters, days lost to the imagination in bed, and through the integral friendships that give Suep the energy to keep dancing to their own beat. The album was arranged and recorded in the Red Lion Boys Club, an ex-youth centre in which Georgie and Josh both lived. Using equipment collected by Josh in his travels as a bootsale and market trader, the sports hall was transformed into a makeshift studio for a few days, with sessions conducted by producer Matthew Green (Sniffany & The Nits, The Tubs, etc.) Mark Riley (BBC 6 Music) described Suep's debut single and album opener, 'Domesticated Dream' (2021) as Inchperfect pop music.Inch The joyfully kitsch track brims with a 70s Yamaha disco beat, deep bass, nostalgic drum machines, and hooky melodies. Possibly the most psychedelic and infectious track born out of lockdown, it tackles homelife, drinking too much, and making big plans that never come to fruition, but with a big technicoloured positivity

Welcome to Orville's Discotheque a synth-drenched concept album brought to you by indie singer-songwriter from Somerset. Set in a world slightly left of reality, the record tells the story of a flawed disco-enthused antihero and his romantic travails. The album charts the stumble and fall of a self-obsessed dancing antihero and his romantic travails. The single sets the scene of the first time the album's protagonist, Orville, sees his new romantic interest, Eugenie, whilst performing in a disco club night; fascinated by her dance moves that include Inchhula hoop hipsInch, Inchloose helicopter armsInch, and whatever else. The lyricism blends self-deprecating humour with poetry, whilst the sound marks another step in the continued evolution of Tuplin's musical vision, incorporating his lyrical songwriting and intricate storytelling within a loosely defined genre of Inchindie discoInch - or even Inchdark discoInch and Inchdevilish discoInch that he references in the song itself. Orville's Discotheque is his fourth album, following his independently released debut I Dreamt I Was An Astronaut in 2017, Pink Mirror (2019), and Violet Waves (2020) both on Trapped Animal Records. Press quotes Bill Callahan on shroomsInch - The Line of Best Fit 9/10 // InchTuplin belongs in the lineage of arch dramatists like Tindersticks and The NationalInch - Uncut 8/10 // InchA dreamy, ambling trip with a smattering of celestial embellishmentsInch - The Independent // InchThe folk rock surrealist's third albuneevm represents a hugely enjoyable, drug fuelled space odysseyInch Loud & Quiet Magazine 9/10 // InchWalking the line between cynicism and wonder is not an easy task, yet Jeremy Tuplin seems to pull this off with easeInch - For The Rabbits // InchThe folk rock surrealist's third album represents a hugely enjoyable, drug fuelled space odysseyInch Loud & Quiet Magazine 9/10 //1. It's

PHASE SHIFTING INDEX is a time capsule record of Jeremy Shaw's vast original artwork that includes audio excerpts, voiceover passages and music composed by There in Spirit and Konrad Black. Shaw's seven-channel video, sound and light installation-that premiered at Centre Pompidou in 2020-uses science fiction, documentary, visual effects and synchronisation to induce an ecstatic experience in narrative temporality. Each video details the belief systems of one of seven fictional subcultural groups spread across time that aspire to induce parallel realities that could redirect the evolution of the human species through embodied forms of ritual, ideology and movement. Album Tracks 1. Phase Shifting Index (I-II) 2. Phase Shifting Index (Ii-V)