Oscar Jerome - The Spoon Style:CD Pilbeam initially intended for these

Pilbeam initially intended for these songs to go in a higher-energy direction -- she had the distinct vision of a Hatchie show turned dance party

the rich waters of 2019’s Smooth Big Cat and 2016’s Honey Bones are still ripe for exploration — this year sees Stone taking a running leap into the warm lagunas and restorative hot springs of glittering

to the heart wrenching taped voice-recording on the final outro

Japanese aesthetics absorbed from her time spent living there are subconsciously woven into Rachael’s songs

Levy spent her session days diving into the arrangements

Oscar Jerome - The Spoon Style:CD Pilbeam initially intended for theseReleased 9th December 2022 Oscar Jerome hibernated to make what became The Spoon, his second album. The pandemic had halted his concerts, and he found himself alone in Berlin playing guitar and writing poetry. You can feel that interiority on The Spoon, a laconic piece of work of melodic melancholy. Hell move from a whisper to a scream throughout the album, and hes as ready to talk about his feelings of depression as he is to rage about the injustices