It feels like decades since The Explorers Club released their stunning debut, Freedom Wind. Truth is, it only came out in 2008, but its
So here we are... the largest Obscure Sound compilation ever made. 21 tracks, 83 minutes. Enjoy.
When The xx won the Mercury Prize in 2010, the UK knew they had a winner. When “Shelter” became a pivotal track to feature
As many of you have noticed, Obscure Sound is undergoing some changes. I hope the new design helps this site continue on the path
A jovial summer breeze comes quickly and unexpectedly, catching bystanders off-guard before they hastily yearn for more. If only this antidote for endless humidity
HAL were featured on Obscure Sound over five years ago. They were under-exposed then, and remain so now. That HAL have not released anything
Librarians are certainly different than the professionals they take their name from. Their recent material finds solace in its own untidy ambition as opposed
