Nolan Potter - Music Is DeadNolan Potter is putting us home recording freaks to shame. We had a year of global pandemic to lay out our grand ideas and the sum total of most artists quar riffs wouldnt push the constraints of a normal band practice (gosh, remember those?). Nolan Potter, in the meantime, has quietly painted us a beatific masterpiece that veers from the whimsical to the wigged out, deftly weaving an untamed tapestry of sound all the while archly commenting on the

Soldier's Three (BBC 1970) Previously unreleased

" remembers Kalinich in the brand new

raging opener “Disease”

with a series of revelatory mixtapes as well as his label Empire of Signs (Music For Nine Postcards)

It was a process he found incredibly cathartic

I Love The New Sky differs from its predecessors in that all twelve tracks were self-penned

cemented their reputation as one of the planet’s most exhilarating live acts

Burning deep in Girl Friday's music is an unquenchable will to survive

groove based number

Jon Hassell

in later years typified by Hedvig Mollestad

but each of them taking everything in from very different perspectives