His 12th album sees Stafford take influences from the likes of Glenn Gould, Dominic Lawralee, Thelonious Monk, the presence and absence of Dub pioneers Scientist and King Tubby, and Su Tissue’s Salon de Musique.
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Not perturbed by working with this enigma for a fourth time, Gerry Loves Records are delighted to announce the release of Daylight Slavings by Adam Stafford on Friday 28 June. This new long player is Stafford’s 12th solo album and will be available digitally and on limited edition vinyl LP. This record sees Stafford take […]
Adam Stafford is an experimental pop master. After last year’s Taser Revelations (Song, by Toad) embraced the ‘pop’ end of that spectrum, he’s back at the ‘experimental’ end for his latest project. REVERSE DRIFT is the kind of multimedia experiment he was always meant to make: a 56-page photobook paired with a 40-minute recording. The […]
We’re releasing something for Record Store Day. A one-off song from a made up band. On flexi disc. Yeah, we know. The Howling Fantods is the name for a band made up of Angus Johnson, Martha Sanchez, Andrew Hell, John Tones and Jessie Taylor-Ferdinand. They recorded one song as a unit, a pop hit called Top […]
