Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 27/09/2026Another eclectic Delia Recordings event in Nottingham last night, with captivating piano improv from Alucidnation and a brilliant set of loops and textures from Memotone, whose set concluded with beautiful renditions of Catherine on Fire and the gorgeous Time Is Away Theme. 050
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 26/09/2026My friends are hosting Poppy Ackroyd’s Nottingham show at beautiful St John’s church in March. Tickets, which will fly, are on sale now. www.tickettailor.com/events/delia...tickettailor.comBuy tickets – Delia Recordings Presents Poppy Ackroyd – St John's Church, CarringtonDelia Recordings Presents Poppy Ackroyd – St John's Church, Carrington, Fri 19 Mar 2027 - Delia Recordings present Poppy Ackroyd at St. John's Church, Nottingham. “Wonderful” – The New York Times “Pop... 020
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 25/09/2026I’ve always liked Michael. The news that he’d had a stroke at 38 was heartbreaking—as is this interview—but it’s good to hear more from him and get a sense of his hope and recovery. www.theguardian.com/music/2026/s...theguardian.com‘Everyone can relate to pain and struggle. So I’m sharing mine’: Michael Kiwanuka on life after his devastating strokeThe Mercury prize winner hasn’t been able to go home since falling ill last summer. In his only interview, he opens up about the ‘poignancy’ of finally releasing the new album his stroke shelved 082
Reposted by Site NonsiteSimon Collison @colly.com · 05/09/2026This is a good thread from Dan. I’m also collecting music that is, or feels, Tarkovsky in this Apple Music playlist. music.apple.com/gb/playlist/... 014
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 26/08/2026Nicolai very gently and beautifully underscores Ryuichi’s 20220207, one of my very favourites from 12. Must be something in my eye… www.youtube.com/watch?v=9I-_...youtube.comRyuichi Sakamoto & Alva Noto - Conversation 6YouTube video by Alva Noto 030
Reposted by Site NonsiteSimon Collison @colly.com · 18/08/2026I get a blank look every time I mention Andrei Tarkovsky to someone, so maybe one of you will reply and tell me how much you love his films. colly.com/journal/tark...colly.comTarkovskyI visited Broadway Cinema twice this weekend to see restorations of The Sacrifice and Nostalghia, two films by my favourite director, Andrei Tarkovsky. 361
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 07/08/2026Here’s me fretting about my album taking four years (so far); meanwhile, Shrinkwrap’s Time & Space is finally here after 25 years of gentle progress. Another warm and fuzzy release from my good friends at Nottingham fab micro-label Delia. #BandcampFriday deliarecordings.bandcamp.com/album/time-s...deliarecordings.bandcamp.comTime & Space, by Delia Recordings13 track album 020
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 06/08/2026Today is #HiroshimaDay, 81 years since the devastating atomic bombing. My song Paper Cranes documents an emotional visit to the peace museum and an encounter with a survivor. Every 6th August, I donate any sales to a Hibakusha charity. sitenonsite.bandcamp.com/album/hirosh... 061
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 29/07/2026A few people asked, so… Yep, something new is coming next year. An album of personal stories, set within landscapes shaped by politics, society, memory and loss. Some songs are done; others need a little longer. I’m not rushing, because this project means more to me than anything I’ve ever made. 041
Reposted by Site NonsiteGeri Coady (ジェリー) @gericoady.bsky.social · 23/07/2026Hello! Long time no post. 🌸 Here's some new work from my residency at the Mokuhanga School in Karuizawa, Japan. This woodblock print features the sumo referee's 'gunbai' fan combined with peonies, my favourite flower. Signed limited edition of 10. www.geridrawsjapan.com/art-prints-m... 0155
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 13/07/2026Some beautiful moments on Michael Cloud Duguay’s album—a document of place, people, and old church organs. I’m married to a Newfoundlander, so I know these places and can really feel them here. www.theguardian.com/music/2026/j...theguardian.com‘A sacred kind of sound’: inside a solar-powered journey to preserve the music of church organsMusician Michael Cloud Duguay’s new album was born from a mission to capture the sound of the majestic yet increasingly rare instruments 020
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 03/07/2026Debut EP from Secret Bisous, an inspiring musician and ceramicist that I met during my @campfr.bsky.social residency last Spring. secretbisous.bandcamp.com/album/terra-...secretbisous.bandcamp.comTerra Sigillata, by Secret Bisous5 track album 020
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 11/06/2026Balades Sonores, Paris. New location since my last visit, and much bigger now. One of my faves thanks to the deep electronic and jazz sections, the hard-to-find Japanese releases, and resident cats. 140
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 28/04/2026Back from a week working and walking on the edge of Saddleworth. Nothing restores my positivity quite like spending time on the Pennine moors. 080
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 16/04/2026Chills, but especially from 1:40... www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bgh...youtube.comTape 05YouTube video by Boards of Canada 061
Reposted by Site NonsiteLippy Kid @lippykidmusic.bsky.social · 25/03/2026Following a year away, I'm back on @vpraudioclub.bsky.social The first of four seasonal shows planned for the year kicking off with this Spring edition 🌱 An eclectic selection of recent releases from the year so far, plus a 30 minute mix to reflect the season... www.mixcloud.com/vpraudioclub... 86226
Reposted by Site NonsiteSimon Collison @colly.com · 16/03/2026Finally getting around to documenting this trip. Fifteen packed days, so I’m splitting it into three posts — here’s the first. colly.com/journal/retu...colly.comReturn to Tokyo, Part 1I’ve split this summary across three posts, and this roundup details the first five days. Highlights included lots of sumo, a studio session, and getting to know Ryōgoku. 372
Reposted by Site NonsiteSimon Collison @colly.com · 15/03/2026Another time-consuming but deeply rewarding home repair. I love this amp far too much to replace it, and there’s no excuse when there’s a detailed YouTube video of a Turkish chap repairing the very same 44-year-old Technics amp. I came close to despair with the input switches, but I bloody did it. 1131
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 07/03/2026Saturday afternoon with Taeko Ohnuki’s Sunshower — a fave city pop treat and comfortingly toasty on tape. 080
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 06/03/2026One of the UK's very best bands and I won't hear otherwise. 130
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 27/02/2026One for fellow spoolers: WalkmanLand is a database of all 80s/90s portable cassette players (found via @simplebits.com's fine newsletter). My WM-22 still outperforms any modern alternatives and it's lovely to get this much detail. walkman.land/sony/wm-22walkman.landSony WM-22 ▶ Walkman.landThe WM-22 was the first Walkman model that was sold in the UK for under £30. 361
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 07/02/2026Good haul from this Tokyo trip — focused on classic 70s/80s city pop and YMO/Sakamoto, but couldn’t resist the 1978 Japan pressing of The Kick Inside, a 1985 Hounds of Love tape, and that Kid A obi. (See ALT text for details) 3131
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 28/01/2026Many Sakamoto moments on this trip. Watched the Tokyo Melody 4K restoration and also got up close with his Fairlight CMI. The highlight was an afternoon at Sakamoto Library (secret location, strictly no photos). Quietly reading a book that I know he cherished and finding his pen notes was moving. 0113
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 24/01/2026Spent the day re-recording software piano parts on a lovely Yamaha YU-11 in a tiny Harajuku studio — then went record shopping. 081
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 21/01/2026Visited the ramen bar featured on the cover of Rod Modell & Taka Noda’s ambient masterpiece Glow World. (Hat tip to my old friend Patrick Lauke for sharing this location: Hakata Tenjin Ramen, Shinjuku.) 140
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 21/01/2026It’s been almost eight years (which is eight years too long) and I’m so excited to be back 🇯🇵 280
Reposted by Site Nonsitebrandon aka kid lightbulbs @bgreen.lol · 07/01/2026Fun update: I made an app over the holiday break! It’s called Unstream: Find your favorite music on alternative platforms, directly support the artists you love, and move off streaming. You can check it out here, at a URL I still find amusing: unstream.stream #indiemusic #musicsky #bandcampunstream.streamUnstream - Find Music on Alternative PlatformsFind what's playing on alternative platforms, directly support the artists you love, and move off streaming. 176
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 09/01/2026Bowie's passing really hit me a year later, at X Japan's Wembley Arena show, when rock guitarist Sugizo reappeared alone in the Earthling coat with a violin and this happened. Sat in the front row, I was overwhelmed by memories of my dad and how Bowie soundtracked our life, and I cried buckets. 270
Reposted by Site NonsiteSimon Collison @colly.com · 20/12/2025Here’s my 22nd annual music roundup — bigger and more ridiculously obsessive than ever. colly.com/journal/twen...colly.com2025 in musicHere’s my 22nd annual roundup: sixty short reviews across five categories, plus shows, stats and playlists. It gets more ridiculous every year, but I do it to myself, I do. 5184
Reposted by Site NonsiteJon Hicks @hicks.design · 17/12/2025✨ Stars of the Lid Forever (starsofthelidforever.com) Christmas update! I’ve just published 8 new shows, bringing our total to 25 🙌 Saint-Jean-Baptiste au Béguinage, Nottingham Contemporary St John-at-Hackney Le Poisson Rouge Les Voûtes, Paris St Giles in the Fields St Mary's Church Philadelphiastarsofthelidforever.comHomeStars of the Lid Forever is a fan-led project to archive their live recordings from over the years, all compiled in one place for your listening pleasure. 151
Reposted by Site NonsiteLippy Kid @lippykidmusic.bsky.social · 14/12/2025Thank you so much for all the support you've shown for this series throughout the year. Its meant a great deal. For the final edition. The series started with David Bowie. It was always going to end with him too. 52 Albums To Shape A Soul - Part 52 🖤⚡x lippykidmusic.substack.com/p/52-albums-... 168418
Reposted by Site NonsiteSimon Collison @colly.com · 25/11/2025A deep one for fellow fans... colly.com/journal/radi...colly.comRadiohead at the O2From one of the best seats in the entire arena, I saw my favourite band for the fourth time. Within minutes, I realised this would be the best gig I’d ever experienced. 151
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 24/11/2025I never expected to see Akiko Yano play live, let alone briefly meet her and get an album signed. Good fortune to discover that the closing night of the London Jazz Festival at The Barbican was happening the day after Radiohead, so we stayed in London for it. She’s amazing. 2142
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 23/11/2025Yet to come down from last night’s Radiohead gig. We were lucky to get codes and decided we’d stump for vip tickets if that’s all there was, and got front row. I’ve seen them several times, including Glasto ‘97, but last night was perfect, the entire band giving everything. Just… wow. Here’s Jonny… 0362
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 21/11/2025I love this so much. Jon's side project is a wonderful example of what it means to really love music and how rewarding it is to be a fan. 021
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 20/11/2025Shocked about Mani. Forever grateful that my teens aligned with the rise of the Roses' in 1988-90, when the summers went on forever. Here's a love letter I wrote back in 2012. colly.com/journal/the-...colly.comThe Stone Roses at Heaton ParkIn 1989, a band changed my life, but when they recently reformed I didn't want to know. This weekend, I gave my scepticism the slip and witnessed the resurrection. 191
Reposted by Site NonsiteVeryan Music @veryanmusic.bsky.social · 15/11/2025In 1992, an Estonian female choir made me a cassette of traditional Estonian songs. The tape has degraded over the years, but I was able to use a few fragments in 'Singing Revolution', a track specially created for @electronicsound.bsky.social Cold War Electronica edition and double CD. Out now. 1417
Reposted by Site NonsiteMr. Fresh™️ 📡 @mrfresh.bsky.social · 01/11/2025As one that has captured field recordings only via an iPhone 12 mini and as recent, a Tascam DR-07X, I enjoyed this article. 051
Reposted by Site NonsiteVeryan Music @veryanmusic.bsky.social · 31/10/2025'Blossoming Ache' a new three track EP released today over at criticalobjects.bandcamp.com The EP features the main track from the video and two remixes - one by Pinklogik and the other by me. youtu.be/h5ICUEnJ6SU?...youtu.beBLOSSOMING ACHEYouTube video by Critical Objects 1124
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 31/10/2025Archived a deep Q&A about how I use field recordings and why they mean so much to me. colly.com/journal/comp...colly.comComposing with field recordingsMusician Henry Claude asked me some questions for his field recording research project, and was kind enough to let me archive my detailed responses here. 062
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 06/10/2025One of my fave live albums, a joyous snapshot of Tokyo 1979, when top artists often worked together. Yano's touring band often featured all three of YMO, Kazumi Watanabe, Minako Yoshida, even Tatsuro Yamashita. Kate Bush fans will appreciate Yano's style. driftrecords.com/products/aki...driftrecords.comAkiko Yano - 7 O’Clock in TokyoWewantsounds is delighted to announce the release of Akiko Yano’s cult 1979 album, recorded live in September 1978 at a pivotal moment in Japanese music history, just as Yellow Magic Orchestra was abo... 130
Reposted by Site NonsiteLippy Kid @lippykidmusic.bsky.social · 05/10/2025I know I keep saying this, but I sincerely thank anyone who continues to take time in reading and sharing these posts. It means a great deal.... Continuing my blog with this - 25 years of Kid A 52 Albums To Shape A Soul - Part 42 🙏🖤x lippykidmusic.substack.com/p/52-albums-... 94513
Reposted by Site NonsiteJon Hicks @hicks.design · 03/10/2025Calling any fans of Stars of the Lid out there: do you have any audio, video or photos from when you've seen them live? If so, please do get in touch! This is for a side project I’m doing that’s kind of related to a recent blog post: hicks.design/journal/star....hicks.designStars of the Lid Live - Hicks.designGoing down an internet rabbit hole of hunting unreleased Stars of the Lid material 043
Site Nonsite @sitenonsite.com · 19/09/2025Remember Bent's beautiful Swollen, released 25 yrs ago? They've rerecorded it, and it's gorgeous. Wanted to share this because I've been friends with Millsy (one half of Bent) since junior school and he's mastered every Site Nonsite track and taught me so much about production. ffm.to/d7n2naaffm.toPre-Save: BENT - SwollenChoose your preferred music service 020
Reposted by Site NonsiteVeryan Music @veryanmusic.bsky.social · 05/09/2025My collaboration with Pinklogik, 'Critical Objects' is out today. Our debut EP 'REWIND' features a main track plus extended remixes from each of us. Bandcamp criticalobjects.bandcamp.com Instagram www.instagram.com/criticalobje... YouTube youtu.be/pPXNhpMCArccriticalobjects.bandcamp.comRewind, by Critical Objects3 track album 1128