Teleman - Good Time/Hard TimePre Order. Released 7th April, via Moshi Moshi A tree may lose its leaves but will continue to grow. For Teleman, the bands fourth album Good Time Hard Time is their first as a trio and sees them evolve as a force of nature as they navigate new beginnings despite a wealth of experience behind them. Music and lyrical stream of consciousness entwined, the album makes sense of a world in chaos and its words of wisdom are a vital reminder that even when

“Pure psychotropic madness

“Our album would have been released today but we had to push the release back due to Covid

Album formatted collection of underheard Sonic rarities - from the legendary band's 2000-2010 era - most for the first time on any physical format

” and in 1976

apart from words

I put this concept to him when we were hanging out eating some nice food one day and we decided to work on this together with him sending me tracks

unreleased curios and long-forgotten oddities

of the kind they no longer make

The Aggregation

and Theo Travis

not least for its uncompromising sleeve art which Warner Bros

Erickson was diagnosed as a schizophrenic