Brian Eno

Two Minutes to Late Night has brought together an amazing eight-person lineup for a medley of songs from Brian Eno’s classic ‘Here Come the Warm Jets.’

“Hope this is a little bit of a good feel for the end of a very strange year“ says David.

Plus Lil Yachty, T.I. vs Jeezy, The Cribs, Marissa Nadler, Hilary Woods, Soccer Mommy, Ted Leo, John Doe, Eddie Vedder, Teenage Halloween, Rufus Wainwright, Jewel, Local H, Denzel Curry, and more livestreams you can watch this week since there are no live concerts to attend.

Best of 2020 season continues… what do you think of Uncut’s list?

This week in Indie Basement: reviews of new albums from Loma, Ty Segall’s Fuzz, Ela Minus, and Latitude, plus a new memoir from Super Furry Animals’ Gruff Rhys.

Manchester’s legendary A Certain Ratio tell us about the inspirations behind their first album in 12 years, from Eno to Marvin Gaye.

“This series is hopeful at a time when that is in short supply.” – David Byrne.

From shoegaze to Madchester, pop and hip hop, Sonic Youth to Cocteau Twins, it’s Indie Basement’s Top albums of 1990.

Listen to new songs by Whitney (David Byrne/Brian Eno cover), Kelly Lee Owens ft. John Cale, Young Jesus, Venomous Concept, Primitive Man, Paul Institute, 645AR/FKA twigs, Sad13, Cults, and more.

The second in Hassell’s Pentimento series, where he “paints with sound,” the album is a gorgeous sonic tableau that mixes jazz, ethereal soundscapes, film noir drama and glitchy downtempo electronics.