Freshly Brewed - last month Releases Apr 2018

A lazy, liquidly soft, amniotic journey. Low clouds caress the earth, tongues of fire dance in a circle.

Titus Andronicus – A productive cough. I love this album deeply, and when you love something you lose your clarity. So I breathe and try to stay clear-headed. I only discovered them recently, and I did so thanks to the single from this album. Honestly, this isn't their best album, but they remain great. Every song is a pub anthem with the boozy lucidity of someone who has a very clear idea about life's priorities. Of course, if you're planning a romantic evening with soft lighting, it's almost worse than Carnivore's Jack Daniels & Pizza.

Moby – Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt. His whole career is a succession of ups and downs, which is reflected perfectly in this latest collection. When he hits the peak, though, it's always top class.

Deathbell – with the beyond. Doom in its most classic sense, a tide as slow as a funeral march over which Lauren Gaynor, the singer, declaims her mass.

Dead Meadow – The nothing they need. Twilight psychedelia with an indolent gait, full of pastel colours, fuzz and reverb.

Besvarjelsen – Vallmo. Singers of nature in the soft light of dusk, slow rhythms but not monolithic. A northern European version of Ruby The Hatchet. Remarkable.

The Blackwater Fever – Delusions. Somewhere between vintage rock and soul. Lovely songs that are a pleasure to listen to in any situation.

Caroline Says – No Fool like an old fool. Delicate and intriguing, as pleasant as a woman you discover date after date.

The Clan – Here to stay. Pub cheer for tourists, a party record perfect for those who prefer to stay in the safe neighbourhoods.

Hoboken Division – The Mesmerizing Mix Up of the diligent John Henry. Out for a few months now, this is a raw blues record to listen to while running, ignoring every limit, even better on two wheels.

Los3Saltos – Risacca. Here they are again in great form with their mix of cumbia, murga and militant rock. They will be our guests throughout the Bliss Beat Festival for a concert on 19 July 2018, and also for murga workshops. Not to be missed.

Lucy Dacus – Historian. Bare, whispered songs that are truly remarkable. Sophisticated and simple at the same time.

Mount Eerie – Now only. For lovers of Sun Kil Moon/Mark Kozelek, but with a greater degree of suffering, thus coming close to the latest Sufjan Stevens.

Roxy Lavish & The Suicide Cult – Doom & Gloom from the clown cave tomb. From Australia, a mix of irreverent psychedelic garage. Live with us on 16 June 2018. Long live them.