Track Listings
1 : Inside Me
2 : I Can Tell You're Scum
3 : Poppyseed Pudendum
4 : Return to the Cyanobacterial Slime

Gutternsipe and Cuntroaches are two collectives operating on the slimy, rotten edge of the world. After a European tour, both bands decided to go into studios in their respetive home towns - Berlin for Cuntroaches and Leeds for Guttersnipe - and document where they were. Across four tracks they individually map out the end of the world and the forging in fire and dirt of a new one.

Track list
Frankenstein
Cindy's Eyes
My Father's Son
Holding on
Cathedral
Tonight I Ve Got Heaven in My Arms
Posters of You
Wind-up-bird
The Horse
Wolfman
Bring Back the Wonder

Coverage of a concert held to celebrate the 40-year career of the Scottish rock band at the Black Isle Showground on the 10th of August 2013. The gig was notable for an appearance by former frontman Donnie Munro, who left the band in 1997 to pursue a political career. Along with other past members of Runrig, Donnie joined the current line-up onstage to perform a number of popular songs from their back catalogue.

2009 14-track CD album. The history of the world's greatest pop band has hardly taken a pause in the past 35 years, from the 380 million albums sold to the record-breaking musical and blockbuster film which is Mamma Mia! But behind the scenes there's another musical side to Benny Andersson. For the past 20 years he has been leading The Benny Andersson Band, a group of 16 exceptional musicians and singers who share his passion for the Swedish folk tradition, not to mention Big Band, Bach, polka, waltzes, Celtic folk, Fifties standards - and straight-ahead pop music. The latter is showcased on the title track, the first new pop composition written by Benny with his ABBA song writing partner Bjrn Ulvaeus in 15 years. Vocal duties on this, and three of the four other tracks translated into English for the first time, are taken by the Swedish star Helen Sjholm; with additional vocals by Swedish singer, Tommy Krberg. The 14-track album captures highlights from the three albums released in Sweden by the Benny Andersson Band along with some brand new tracks. 'I wanted to make music based on the Swedish folk tradition, but with new songs written by me,' says Benny Andersson, who also plays accordion on the record!).

Track Listings
1 : Gloria
2 : Eyes Without a Face
3 : Safety Dance
4 : If You Leave
5 : Forever Young

While spending time trying to conquer the audio of live-stream athome performances, I got better acquainted with my friend Adam McDaniel, an engineer and producer in Asheville, NC. Adam and I had known each other for years. When the band was a bit smaller I'd often rent his studio, Drop of Sun, for pre-recording / pre tour rehearsals. Summer 2020 was tough for many reasons. But Adam and his wife Emily opened their home to me and made it a safe space to create and let go. I had an idea to record some covers and bring some of the band into the mix, or add other players. I wanted to record 80's songs that I'd overheard walking the aisles at the grocery store, and I needed to laugh and have fun and be a little less serious about the recording process in general. I thought about completely changing some of the songs and turning them inside out. I'd heard "Gloria" by Laura Branigan for the first time at a family Christmas gathering and I was amazed at all the aunts who got up to dance. I imagined them all dancing and laughing in slow motion, and that's when I got the idea to slow the entire song down and try it out in this way. I felt that "Safety Dance" by Men Without Hats could be reinterpreted to be about this time of quarantine and the fear of being around anyone or having too much fun. It made me wonder, is it safe to laugh or dance or be free of it all for just a moment? I know it's not really in my history to do something unintentional or just for the hell of it but my connection to these songs is pretty straightforward, I just wanted to have a little fun and be a little more spontaneous, and I think I needed to remember that I could!

Documentary examining the career of influential singer-songwriter Patti Smith. The programme looks at Patti's career from the mid '70s to the early '80s, a period in which she released some of her most renowned work after forming the Patti Smith Group in 1974. Featuring archive footage alongside interviews with the artist and those who worked closely with her, the story follows her career from starting in New York's CBGB's to co-writing her biggest commercial hit 'Because the Night' with Bruce Springsteen.

Track list
This Version Of You (feat. Julianna Barwick)
Wide Awake (feat. Charlie Houston)
Love Letter (feat. The Knocks)
Behind The Sun
Forgive Me (feat. Izzy Bizu)
North Garden
Better Now (feat. MARO)
The Last Goodbye (feat. Bettye LaVette)
All My Life
Equal (feat. Låpsley)
Healing Grid
I Can’t Sleep
Light Of Day (feat. Ólafur Arnalds)

Iconic British boy band Take That are back with their 9th studio album, their first album in more than 5 years. "This Life" contains 12 new songs that revolve around the concept of 'togetherness' - both specifically among the three bandmates themselves, and peoples' desire have to make connections in their own lives.

Track list
Keep Your Head Up
Windows
This Life
Brand New Sun
March of the Hopeful
Days I Hate Myself
The Champion
We Got All Day
Mind Full of Madness
Time and Time Again
One More Word
Where We Are

Track list
Space
Business
China Belle
Why Don't We Try Again
On My Way Up
Cyborg
The Guv'nor
Wilderness
Slow Down
One Rainy Wish
All the Way from Memphis
Another World
Being on My Own