@ClashMagazine@soundcarriers What an interesting read. My question is, why is my name mentioned a lot more than the others? I adore this album we've made, and 4 of us made it?
@PhilH23@soundcarriers@elijahwood Hi there! Hope you're well! We're playing Castles in the Sky festival later this year, but with a new record out I'm sure more shows will be on the horizon...
10 years ago since @soundcarriers had the pleasure of working with @elijahwood on our epic track 'This Is Normal'. Forever grateful for your contribution! ๐
ALBUMS OF THE YEAR 2023 - Number 13: โRotateโ by Co-Pilot
Jim Noir and Leonore Wheatley join heads for an eclectic release which bridges dream pop, kosmische, psychedelia, and library music grooves.
@leonoreronoel@teachersofpop@soundcarriers
https://t.co/NzS49buWBn
FEATURE: Best Albums of July
Our hand-picked selections include psychedelic-laced dub, PS1-era influenced drum & bass, high-octane garage punk, the return of IDMโs premier producer, retro-futurist psych-pop, and atmospheric folk.
https://t.co/Q5UeP0vSkM
LISTEN: @antonnewcombe feat. Leonore Wheatly.
Leonore Wheatly from The Soundcarriers joins Anton, playing a healthy genre spanning set that features electro, edm, psychedelic, folk, pop vocal jazz, post punk, disco, ethnic, experimental and + more.
https://t.co/WJLm1LKUu3
BACK IN STOCK: 'Rotate' by Co-Pilot
Last week's Album of the Week awardee returns.
Here the duo of Jim Noir and The Soundcarriers' Leonore Wheatley play strange, kitchen sink psych-pop with nods to Silver Apples, Stereolab, YMO, and John Barry.
https://t.co/NjlRDNfD0D
My review of Rotate, a great debut album by Co-Pilot (a project of @soundcarriers' Leonore Wheatley and Alan Roberts aka Jim Noir) is in the new issue of @MOJOmagazine.
My review of Rotate, a great debut album by Co-Pilot (a project of @soundcarriers' Leonore Wheatley and Alan Roberts aka Jim Noir) is in the new issue of @MOJOmagazine.
@saintbobglasgow@Johnnyr1970@HeyColossus I suppose many might say that online trolling, especially on someone's appearance, might be seen as 'bullying' and potentially an 'obstacle' for that performer. Something you have stated in your bio as being against?