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Sinead O'Brien A Thing Called Joy Chess Club

THE WHA Innocents Chess Club 7"

Alfie Templeman Don't Go Wasting Time Chess Club 10"

Casi The Beast 7" single from Casi, alternative and urgent synth-pop. Check it out if you're into Halsey or Fyfe. Limited to 250 and includes a sticker sheet. “an otherworldly talent” – Clash. “rousing arena pop” – Dazed. “turning daydreams into gold” – Noisey Chess Club 7"

Beach Baby No Mind No Money [7"] Second single from London four-piece Beach Baby who supported Django Django at New Slang a couple of months back. New wave breezy indie-rock for fans of Teleman, Blur, Happyness and pavement It’s indie guitar pop, without wishing to damn it with faint praise. Somehow it manages to capture elements of the best of several genres/eras – post-punk, baggy, shoegaze and grunge – without sounding like a mess. Chess Club 7"

Bloxx Headspace EP The 10" EP from the awesome Kingston visitors, Bloxx. Artwork and full details to follow. Chess Club 10"

Alfie Templeman Like an Animal EP Chess Club 10"

Casi & The Blind Harpist Sunflower Seeds EP Chess Club Records 10"

Bloxx You / Your Boyfriend 7" single from Bloxx, indie-rockers from west London, candid vocals and simple production. You / Your Boyfriend makes for a neat debut offering from the young four-piece. Whilst the LP is enveloped in juvenile energy, a mature songwriterly spirit hints at a great future for the group. Chess Club 7"

Skott Porecelain Debut single from Skott who grew up in a forest commune run by folk music outcasts and she didnt hear contemporary music until her teens! Thats part of what makes her music so special! Chess CLub 7"

Pumarosa Priestess Limited 12" debut single on Chess Club from London's Pumarosa. With production from Mercury-nominated Dan Carey (Kate Tempest, Bat For Lashes, Toy), ‘Priestess’ is a bold and bewitching introduction to Pumarosa. Building in momentum and atmospheric textures across 7 and half minutes, the track is neatly categorized by the band as “industrial spiritual”. Musically, too, ‘Priestess’ assimilates a strange mix of sounds, simultaneously drawn to the brooding, heavier songwriting of PJ Harvey or Patti Smith together with the groove-led and nocturnal electronics of The Knife and Cocteau Twins. Chess Club 12"

Swim Deep Namaste New 7" single from New Slang faves Swim Deep's second album Mothers and includes an exclusive Bside! Chess Club 7"

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