Rozi Plain - PrizeOver the course of four albums, Rozi Plains hypnotic, gently askew songs have steadily sauntered their way from her birthplace of Winchester, reverberated through the bustling Bristol DIY scene, to where they now emanate from Londons creative epicentre. Acquiring a worldliness that's reflected in her travels as a touring musician, each consecutive release has broached new sonic territory, whilst retaining a home grown intimacy and a familial warmth of

They would not perform live again for three years

Originally released in 1976 on Gapophone Records

indulging in old journals and newspaper clippings

A deep form of elementalism

Paul Gonsalves (tenor sax)

the lives and experiences of Rose's friends as their 20s slipped by in a haze of late nights

as humans - there was a sense of loss of direction and I felt it was important to break through to the other side with some semblance of positivity and hope

for the Stones

we are sure you will enjoy the music

” Stubbs

Uh Huh Her is Harvey’s highest charting album to date in the US

at the tail end of Visible Cloaks’ first Japanese tour