Everything Is Recorded explores the softer side of electronica on 'Temporary' : World Cafe : World Cafe Words and Music Podcast The head of XL Recordings talks about his third studio album as ...

Everything Is Recorded, the heavily collaborative recording project of XL Recordings head Richard Russell, will release its third album, Temporary, on Feb. 28 through the label.

Everything Is Recorded is the new project of XL Recordings label head and curator Richard Russell, and he released his debut EP under name, Close But Not Quite, earlier this year. The title track ...

Everything Is Recorded releases are often characterised by Russell’s unique ability to bring multiple musicians and collaborators together on record. “Porcupine Tattoo” , the first single from the ...

Everything is Recorded is XL Recordings head Richard Russell's musical project and 'Temporary' also features Alabaster Deplume, Jah Wobble, Nourished by Time, Samantha Morton and more.

UK breakbeat/rave legend and current XL Recordings boss Richard Russell (aka Everything Is Recorded) has a hotly anticipated album — Temporary — due on Feb. 28. The full LP is stacked with collabs ...

Earlier this year, the XL Recordings co-founder Richard Russell released the debut album from his solo project Everything Is Recorded. The album was absolutely stuffed with guests, many of whom ...

Richard Russell Announces 'Everything Is Recorded' Album Release and Live Show, Shares New Song Listen to "Bloodshot Red Eyes" now, and find out about the special live debut of Everything Is Recorded.

Everything Is Recorded shares “She Said” video Featuring Obongjayar, Kamasi Washington, and the British Olympic judo team. By David Renshaw. June 05, 2018 ...

This Friday, XL Recordings co-founder Richard Russell is releasing his second album as Everything Is Recorded, FRIDAY FOREVER. We’ve heard a handful of tracks from it already — “10:51PM ...

On Repeat: Everything Is Recorded’s “Close But Not Quite” Richard Russell and Sampha shine with a little help from Curtis Mayfield.

What if folk music had gone digital in the '80s? That might not be a question you've put to yourself, but it's one that Richard Russell had been ruminating on as he worked on his latest album as ...