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Loud And Quiet
Even in this sedentary time, G.S. Schray can elicit a sense of the peripatetic. Whether in its unfurling vibraphone chimes, or its undulating symbol crashes, there’s plenty of jazzy minutia in
The Changing Account to get lost in. But right from the outset of his new solo LP, G.S. Schray ensures you don’t go too far astray; he keeps gently steering you through.
Schray’s third solo album since the much lauded
First Appearance – which received support from Andrew Weatherall, Hunee, Charlie Bones and more – was recorded gradually, over the past two years. Perhaps this is why this new record seems more marked. Listening to
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These weeks of locked-down working and living at home mean, for many, immersion in our housemates’ Zoom meetings through the walls, neighbours’ workouts shaking our ceilings, children’s cries for homework help, or – if you are lucky – the eerie silence of living alone. Whatever the scenario, our lives demand a soundtrack: something to drown out the surrounding noise or to fill the gaps usually punctuated by office murmurations and casual conversation.
Over the past decade, online radio has seen huge growth. No longer restricted by the need for an FM transmitter or a DAB licence, a host of global music and chatter is now available through our laptop speakers. If you have found yourself at the end of your tether with Spotify playlists and the usual BBC or Global Radio fare, here is a selection of some of the best alternative music radio stations to turn on and tune in to.