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Al, Chris, Nick and Will talk about some new single releases chosen, mainly based on their cover art, from the new releases page at https://www.albumoftheyear.org/ Up for discussion in this episode are: Dave Gahan & Soulsavers: Metal Heart Black Country, New Road: Chaos Space Marine [Buy on Bandcamp] Land Of Talk: Moment Feed [Buy on Bandcamp] The Boo Radleys: I've Had Enough, I'm Out Tears For Fears: The Tipping Point You can hear all the songs in their entirety (and watch all those videos we keep banging on about), plus other relevant and tangential tunes, on our Spotify and YouTube playlists: YouTube Spotify These are obviously extremely difficult times for musicians, so if you like any of what you hear, please do pop over to Bandcamp and bung them a few quid. (Or stream the song a million times from Spotify.) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Al, Chris, Nick and Will talk about some new single releases chosen, mainly based on their cover art, from the new releases page at https://www.albumoftheyear.org/ Up for discussion in this episode are: Deerhoof: Department of Corrections [Buy on Bandcamp] Amyl & the Sniffers: Security The Secret Sisters: Dust Cain't Kill Me half.alive: summerland Taylor Swift: The Lakes You can hear all the songs in their entirety (and watch all those videos we keep banging on about), plus other relevant and tangential tunes, on our Spotify and YouTube playlists: YouTube Spotify These are obviously extremely difficult times for musicians, so if you like any of what you hear, please do pop over to Bandcamp and bung them a few quid. (Or stream the song a million times from Spotify.) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Music Club get together in their virtual pub to discuss Can's 1971 album, Tago Mago: were the guys saying "Oh Yeah," or "Peking-O dear"..? There's also a look back at some events of 1971, some marvelling at the impressive quality of the year's album releases, plus the usual talk of beer and wine and all things fine. Listen to Tago Mago here: Spotify YouTube Music We've created a playlist of some of the songs and artists we also discuss during the podcast, which you can listen to here: Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Al, Chris, Nick and Will talk about some new single releases chosen, mainly based on their cover art, from the new releases page at https://www.albumoftheyear.org/ Up for discussion in this episode are: Vistas: Young Forever Damon Albarn: The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows Soccer Mommy: Kissing In The rain Country Westerns: Wall Of Death [Buy on Bandcamp] Miley Cyrus, et al: Nothing Else Matters You can hear all the songs in their entirety (and watch all those videos we keep banging on about), plus other relevant and tangential tunes, on our Spotify and YouTube playlists: YouTube Spotify These are obviously extremely difficult times for musicians, so if you like any of what you hear, please do pop over to Bandcamp and bung them a few quid. (Or stream the song a million times from Spotify.) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Music Club get together in their virtual pub to discuss Joe Jackson's 1982 album, Night and Day: was there agreement on the album's qualities, or was anyone steppin' out of line..? There's also a look back at some events of 1982, some marvelling at the impressive quality of the year's number one singles, plus the usual talk of beer and wine and all things fine. Listen to Night and Day here: Spotify YouTube Music We've created a playlist of some of the songs and artists we also discuss during the podcast, which you can listen to here: Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Al, Chris, Nick and Will talk about some new single releases chosen, mainly based on their cover art, from the new releases page at https://www.albumoftheyear.org/ Up for discussion in this episode are: Mouse Rat: Two Birds Holding Hands [Buy on Bandcamp] Molly Burch: Heart Of Gold [Buy on Bandcamp] The Front Bottoms: Voodoo Magic Nothing But Thieves: Futureproof Dua Lipa: Love Again  You can hear all the songs in their entirety (and watch all those videos we keep banging on about), plus other relevant and tangential tunes, on our Spotify and YouTube playlists: YouTube Spotify These are obviously extremely difficult times for musicians, so if you like any of what you hear, please do pop over to Bandcamp and bung them a few quid. (Or stream the song a million times from Spotify.) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Al, Chris, Nick and Will talk about some new single releases chosen, mainly based on their cover art, from the new releases page at https://www.albumoftheyear.org/ Up for discussion in this episode are: aldn: i'm alright [YouTube] Justin Courtney Pierre: Firehawk [Bandcamp] The Wombats: Method in the Madness [YouTube] Cold Cave: Psalm 23 [YouTube] Sleater-Kinney: High in the Grass [Bandcamp] These are obviously extremely difficult times for musicians, so if you like any of what you hear, please pop over to Bandcamp and bung them a few quid. (Or stream the song a million times from Spotify.) We've also put together a playlist of songs and artists that are relevant, or perhaps tangential, to the discussion: YouTube Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Music Club discuss The Avalanches' 2000 debut album, Since I Left You. Did it leave us wanting more, or with a sour taste in our mouths..? There's also a look back at some music and events of 2000, some highly topical millennium bug controversy, plus the usual talk of beer and wine and all things fine. Listen to Since I Left You here: Spotify YouTube Music We've created a playlist of some of the songs and artists we also discuss during the podcast, which you can listen to here: Spotify YouTube And as an added bonus, courtesy of The Mary Whitehouse Experience, that equally talented vocal partnership, Shakespeare's Sister: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUgmKezH550 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Al, Chris, Nick and Will talk about some new single releases chosen, mainly based on their cover art, from the new releases page at https://www.albumoftheyear.org/ Up for discussion in this episode are: Rachel Fannan: Don't Dream It's Over [YouTube] The Accidentals: Might As Well be Gold [Bandcamp] Los Straitjackets: Funk #49 [Bandcamp] Straight White Teeth: The Night Washes Its Face [Bandcamp] Billie Eilish: Your Power [YouTube] These are obviously extremely difficult times for musicians, so if you like any of what you hear, please pop over to Bandcamp and bung them a few quid. (Or stream the song a million times from Spotify.) We've also put together a playlist of songs and artists that are relevant, or perhaps tangential, to the discussion: YouTube Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Al, Chris, Nick and Will talk about some new single releases chosen, mainly based on their cover art, from the new releases page at https://www.albumoftheyear.org/ Orla Gartland: Zombie! [YouTube] Overmono: Pieces of 8 [Bandcamp] Lucy Dacus: Hot & Heavy [Bandcamp] Aly & AJ: Symptom of Your Touch [Youtube] Lady Gaga: Free Woman [YouTube] These are obviously extremely difficult times for musicians, so if you like any of what you hear, please pop over to Bandcamp and bung them a few quid. (Or stream the song a million times from Spotify.) We've also put together a playlist of songs and artists that are relevant, or perhaps tangential, to the discussion: YouTube Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Music Club discuss REM's 1988 album, Green, their first major label release and last album before achieving global superstardom. Will it, er, Stand up to scrutiny after all these years..? There's also a look back at the music and events of 1988, songs about spacemen, identity confusion in King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, plus the usual talk of beer and wine and all things fine. Listen to Green here: Spotify YouTube Music We've created a playlist of some of the songs and artists we also discuss during the podcast, which you can listen to here: Spotify YouTube See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Al, Chris, Nick and Will talk about some new single releases chosen, mainly based on their cover art, from the new releases page at https://www.albumoftheyear.org/ The songs reviewed are: Dispirited Spirits: Reverie [Bandcamp] Joywave: After Coffee [YouTube] Holy Hive: I Don't Envy Yesterdays [Bandcamp] Lord Huron: Mine Forever [Youtube] Lana Del Rey: White Dress [YouTube] And we've put together a playlist of songs and artists that are relevant, or perhaps tangential, to the discussion: YouTube Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.