Jim Ghedi - WastelandOn his new album Wasteland, Jim Ghedi has created something huge. Intense, brooding, bold, at times apocalyptic, and remarkably vast. A profoundly bold sonic statement that is some of the most rich, far reaching and ambitious work that Ghedi has created to date pushing the boundaries of what folk music can be in 2025. Wasteland is a record that is unafraid to plunge into the darkness of the modern world and embrace the weirder, edgier and more

No Home Record is an expert operation in the uncanny

black midi laid down eight of the record’s nine tracks in just five days

The Top Chick

how did I miss that

- 12 x 12" print

evoking the passing of time and the terror of what it means to have your child move inevitably toward independence

aren’t we conscripting ourselves to permanent disappointment

Washington by Phil Elverum with singers Geneviève Castrée

Leslie Kong’s Beverley’s Records dominated the Jamaican music scene throughout the years that immediately followed the arrival of reggae music in the late Sixties

but also the literal sounds of the streets

Pinhas was plunged into a long period of depression

Mick Quinn