Tag Archives: Autre Ne Veut

Essential Listening: The Best Songs of 2013

Posted on 26/12/2013 by Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard

Here are the best songs of 2013, as decided by moi. As with my album of the year list they arrive in no particular order. The only rule is that this list is populated by newly released material, no reissued stuff … Continue reading →

Posted in Essential Listening | Tagged Autre Ne Veut, Bambooman, CHVRCHES, David Bowie, Dean Blunt, Earl Sweatshirt, FKA Twigs, Four Tet, Grumbling Fur, Huerco S, Jaimeo Brown, James Blake, Janelle Monae, John Grant, JTC, Kurt Vile, Lescop, Logos, Maxmillion Dunbar, Moodymann, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Omar S, Omar Souleyman, Osunlade, Romare, Space Dimension Controller, TM404 | Leave a comment

Essential Listening: The Best Albums of 2013

Posted on 22/12/2013 by Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard

These are the top albums of 2013, in my opinion, obviously. This list isn’t exhaustive and or full of compromises like certain music websites feel they need to capitulate to. It’s compiled entirely of stuff I listened to and liked. … Continue reading →

Posted in Essential Listening | Tagged Afrobeat, Analog Africa, Autre Ne Veut, Compilation album, Demdike Stare, Disclosure, Earl Sweatshirt, Fela Kuti, FKA Twigs, Forest Swords, Futura 2000, Galcher Lustwerk, Grumbling Fur, Inc., Jaimeo Brown, James Blake, Janelle Monae, John Grant, KLF, Lescop, Logos, Machinedrum, Mammane Sani, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Syd Barrett, TM404, William Onyeabor | 1 Comment

Essential Listening: Anxiety – Autre Ne Veut (2013)

Posted on 16/12/2013 by Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard

When Autre Ne Veut (real name Arthur Ashin) announced he was releasing a new album, set for release earlier this year, I was of course delighted. I enjoyed his self titled debut, not to mention the EP ‘Body’, and his … Continue reading →

Posted in Essential Listening | Tagged Album, Anxiety, Autre Ne Veut, Janelle Monae, Lady Gaga, Prince, Roxy Music, Steve Strange, Whitney Houston | 2 Comments