Limited edition 7" from these two acoustic acid/folk projects. Voice Of The Seven Woods play frail post-Jansch mid-European guitar/sitar madrigals, Hush Arbors aka Keith Wood of Sunburned/Zodiacs/Six Organs et al play cotton wool-packed hymnals to pastoral languor with a join-the-microdots feel that is pure Donovan circa Gift From A Flower. 500 copies in book style sleeves, already sold-out at source.

Edition of only 320 copies LP from this American duo who have shared vinyl and bandstands with Wooden Wand and Hush Arbors. Indeed, Wooden Wand is perhaps the closest comparison in the way that they hi-jack classic American outlaw balladeering and dark country environments and explode them with post-Velvets jams, touching on the back catalogue of Peters Laughner and Perrett across a bunch of fuzz damaged stompers featuring Mo Tucker drums, Lou Reed-styled chord solos and good time harmonies. A more country inflected Spacemen 3? On split duo-tone colour wax. Forthcoming 7" from these guys on De Stijl.

First instalment in an on-going series put together by Bo’Weavil and TGPS, with five volumes of new recordings from the great English primitive guitarist C.Joynes featuring collaborations and re-workings from friends and contemporaries. This first volume sees Joynes accompanied by the singing strings, metal, zither and flutes of The Restless Dead, an improvising ensemble that features Rhodri Davies on harp. Hand-numbered edition of 350 copies in colour die-cut sleeves.