High Jinks returns with a new mix featuring Nathan Salsburg, Cath Tyler, Lankum, Brigid Mae Power and Melrose Quartet.
Auchterturra High Jinks – Lavvy Heid
New work from Lo Five, Pablo Goméz-Cano and Paul Hemb, Daniel Alexander Hignell-Tully and Evadnè plus upcoming releases from Lyndhurst, Stereo Minus One and Nujumi.
Auchterturra High Jinks – Yer bum’s oot the windae
More High Jinks featuring new work from Burd Ellen, Alison Cotton, Elizabeth Crompton, Band of Cloud, Simon McCorry and Holmes + atten Ash.
Auchterturra High Jinks – Dreich
New High Jinks Mix featuring Simon McCorry, Field Lines Cartographer, Alex Green and Mary Halvorson.
Auchterturra High Jinks – Hill Hissing Haul
New High Jinks featuring recent work from Kinbrae & Clare Archibald, Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders & The London Symphony Orchestra, Dohnavùr and Letters From Mouse. Plus a sneak peek at excellent forthcoming releases from Keith Seatman on Castles in Space and Arun Sood on Blackford Hill.
Auchterturra High Jinks – Tak Tent o Sma Things
High Jinks explores some new material from Castles in Space, Submarine Broadcasting Company, Difficult Art And Music and Denovali Records.
Auchterturra High Jinks – Whit like?
High Jinks featuring new material from Abrasive Trees, Polyhymns, Forest Robots, Eamon the Destroyer and Divide and Dissolve.
Auchterturra High Jinks – Keep the Heid!
Keep the heid! Keep the heid! Keep the heid! Featuring Greenhead College Experimental Composition Group (who have been working with Richard Youngs), Richard Skelton, MJ Guider and Yellow6.
Auchterturra High Jinks – Is The Cat Deid?
A psychedelic adventure in the occult of the deep self from Hassan K on Extra Normal Records and bonkers cover of Adriano Celentano’s 1972 classic gibberish hit oddity by Marianne Dissard. +++ TVO, Vertical Foliage, Dictaphone, Nerea Bello and Simon Kirby
Auchterturra High Jinks – Surface, Space, Schema
New music from LTO, Christine Ott, Rob St John, Astral Social Club, Dogs versus Shadows and Simon Klee, Haq, SAD MAN and Dalhous. The Haq track is from “Mark Barton’s The Sunday Experience” compilation on Edinburgh’s Bearsuit Records – a kind of celebration of the work of writer/music reviewer, Mark Barton who, sadly, died last year. All proceeds go to Macmillan Cancer Support.