Pre-Order Now: Still House Plants - If I don't make it, I love u bison bleep.com/release/444973

“When we played live [in the past] people have said it’s intense because of how much we stare at each other, that it feels very introverted,” Hickie-Kallenbach continues. “But this time we’re offering more.” -- nice interview with Paddy Clarke over on the Quietus!

mad good line up for the SHP homecoming show on the 19th April. Will have tee shirts too xoxo

on the 10000th listen 10/10, modern classic, fr bit.ly/3SMqHIP

On their third album, Still House Plants bring out the thrashy energy and emotional heft of their gigs, but without losing any of their angular charm. If I don't make it, I love u is our Album of the Month theskinny.co.uk/music/reviews/… bison

Amidst the tasteful clamor of Still House Plants' 'If I don’t make it, I love u' is an equal sense of uncertainty and ecstasy: a navigation of intimacy one bold, imperfect step at a time. It's our Album Of The Week: stereogum.com/2258555/album-…

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Thoughts on the latest from Still House Plants, If i don't make it, I love u. Out Friday via bison undrcurrents.com/still-house-pl…

Glasgow and south London-based collective Still House Plants drop by the studio with some selections, live now on nts.live/1

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Kumio Kurachi's album "OPEN TODAY" is getting an overseas release on December 6th. Probably my favorite album released this year. All the voices and instruments are played by him (except a Mellotron on the first track). Highly recommended. boomkat.com/products/open-…

'The rich instrumentation; the crescendos and choruses, means I’m filing this one alongside Jim O’Rourke’s Insignificance. (Appropriate, since O’Rourke has recorded Kurachi’s albums in the past).' Kumio Kurachi - Open Today - Rum Music for November buff.ly/3AWs1E4

Japanese singer-songwriter Kumio Kurachi with an excellently all-over-the-place album of freeform DIY pop, angular shenanigans and mystifying poetry, new via the excellent Bison label that’s also home to Still House Plants bit.ly/4fYyCgo

best shit ever

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