Corduroy - ‘Men of the Cloth' (Mini Album LP) Robert French

Corduroy - ‘Men of the Cloth' (Mini Album LP) Robert FrenchRecorded to mark the 30th Anniversary of their debut Dad Man Cat and the follow up High Havoc, Corduroy return with a new mini album: Men of the Cloth. Sitting perfectly at the corded fringe between acid jazz and rising Britpop, Corduroy emerged in 1991 out of the ashes of cult band Boys Wonder, and made three increasingly brilliant albums on Acid Jazz. They also became one of the top live acts of their generation. After an 18 year hiatus, they

the backing vocals and Mick Talbot’s gospel-tinged organ provide an ecstatic closing to Leah Weller’s ‘Everyday Summer’

and features Henry Matic Horns Tenyue on trombone

’The Ballistic Brothers vs

James Brown and Parliament-Funkadelic trombonist Fred Wesley

Shindig – ‘the word pictures Berry creates throughout are astounding as is the musicianship’

with a limited edition 7” and a UK tour this Autumn

Songs For Us Dads

performing or composing

This will not be available to general distribution until early 2026

but it has never quite felt right

Jesus Loves The Rain

Her mix keeps the heartache of the original but lifts it sky-high with breezy percussion