![Rattle - Ritual [OFFICIAL VIDEO] @upsettherhythm](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SeRyfofsXxw/maxresdefault.jpg)
Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
'Ritual' is taken from Rattle's forthcoming album 'Encircle', out Feb 28th on Upset The Rhythm.
Artwork by Liv Bargman
Filmed by Samuel Mitchell on location at City Racing (Bishop's Castle)
Thank you to Helen Pritchard and Keith Coventry!
Directed & edited by Christopher Tipton
upsettherhythm.co.uk
'Ritual' is taken from Rattle's forthcoming album 'Encircle', out Feb 28th on Upset The Rhythm.
Artwork by Liv Bargman
Filmed by Samuel Mitchell on location at City Racing (Bishop's Castle)
Thank you to Helen Pritchard and Keith Coventry!
Directed & edited by Christopher Tipton
upsettherhythm.co.uk
![Rattle - Ritual [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SeRyfofsXxw/mqdefault.jpg "Rattle - Ritual [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Ritual is taken from Rattles forthcoming album Encircle, out Feb 28th on Upset The Rhythm.
Artwork by Liv Bargman
Filmed by Samuel Mitchell on location at City Racing (Bishops Castle)
Thank you to Helen Pritchard and Keith Coventry!
Directed & edited by Christopher Tipton
https://upsettherhythm.co.uk/")
![Es - Chemical [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/T8lVxX9ednY/mqdefault.jpg "Es - Chemical [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Chemical by Es, taken from their forthcoming album Less Of Everything.
Released through Upset The Rhythm on LP and digitally on April 3rd.
Filmed by Lindsay Alexander Corstorphine.
Directed + Edited by Maria Cecilia Tedemalm.
Shot on location in Clapton, London, Jan 2020.
https://esband.bandcamp.com
http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk/
Order Less Of Everything at Upset The Rhythm: http://upsettherhythm.bigcartel.com/")
![Parsnip - Turn To Love [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Uy4wafbPObA/mqdefault.jpg "Parsnip - Turn To Love [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Video directed by Alex McLaren.
Filmed on the lands of the Wurundjeri People.
Turn to Love is taken from Parsnips upcoming album Behold, out April 26th via Upset The Rhythm & Anti Fade Records.
https://upsettherhythm.co.uk/parsnip.shtml
https://parsniphq.bandcamp.com
Green shoots have burst forth from Parsnip, let’s warmly welcome the Australian group’s sophomore album ‘Behold’. Recorded across three sessions over the last three years, ‘Behold’ is a testament to Parsnip at their most creative, catchy and collaborative. This album showcases the multi-talents of all four members, with spirited performances adding dazzle to the thirteen tracks. Paris Richens lets the bass playfully roam. Carolyn Hawkins tumbles feeling into the drum rumble. Stella Rennex’s guitar soars alongside her saxophone work, whilst a sprightly keyboard is tenderly attended by Rebecca Liston. Everyone sings amidst this lush canopy.
Patience, environmental cues and internal signals are integral for a garden to flourish. The same can be said of the conditions necessary for ‘Behold’ to emerge. It is an album gleeful in reassessment, changed priorities and anticipation. The roots are deeply anchored to mystery, drinking up a hidden wonderment that lies within. ‘Monument’ is a twist of melody and mania, “For what am I? But a channel of light” they attest amongst the whoops and hollers. ‘The Babble’ sounds like Ray Davies playing Wordle for enlightenment. In fact most of these songs are pointing the way towards growth and understanding. ‘Turn to Love’ is mesmeric and timeless, thoroughly serene and perfectly judged. Parsnip write songs as a form of communion with the intangible in our increasingly delusory world, but there is always a gentle reminder; don’t take anything too seriously! “My head is gonna split in two, fix it with flour and glue” they demand on ultimate bop ‘Papier-Mâché’, this juxtaposition of mature resolve with childlike astonishment packs a more powerful punch.
On ‘Behold’, Parsnip explore both the inner and outer realms of consciousness with quick wits and some seriously quality jangle and jolt. ‘The Light’ is a whip smart workout, sprouting naturally from the propulsive nature of their debut album ‘When the Tree Bears Fruit’ (2019). ‘Placeholder’ is also devastatingly honest and channels The Field Mice as it buries itself like an arrow into your heart. The production is ambitious, with 12-string and acoustic guitars, percussion, piano, saxophone and harmonium all sitting comfortably in these outstanding songs. Drawing comparisons with Dolly Mixture, Sara Goes Pop and Look Blue Go Purple, Parsnip are an animated ensemble, full of life, emotional complexity and humour. The laughter in the dark is real, but then the sun comes up and we all must meet the day. Even the flowers turn their faces. Behold!
Anti Fade Records and Upset The Rhythm proudly present Parsnip’s first album in five years, ‘Behold’. Available in all good record stores April 26th.")
![RATTLE - Signal [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VPqUEbb8lpo/mqdefault.jpg "RATTLE - Signal [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Signal is featured on Rattles second album Sequence, out November 2nd through Upset The Rhythm.
Filmed & edited by Simon Parfrement.
2018
http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk/")
![Robert Sotelo & Mary Currie - Expectations [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VqsacH6GHzs/mqdefault.jpg "Robert Sotelo & Mary Currie - Expectations [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Expectations is taken from Robert Sotelo & Mary Curries forthcoming EP Dream Songs, out October 4th through Upset The Rhythm.
https://upsettherhythm.co.uk/
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Robert Sotelo is a bedroom pop songsmith who lives in Glasgow. Sotelo has released six albums since 2017, three of which came out on Upset The Rhythm. He also performs in Order of the Toad, Dancer and Nightshift. Mary Currie is best known as half of touchstone DIY experimentalists Flaming Tunes, alongside Gareth Williams (of This Heat). Currie also performed in Officer! with Mick Hobbs amongst others.
Introduced via a mutual friend, Sotelo approached Currie last year about collaborating on four songs he was constructing with producer/electronic guru Joe Howe. This resulted in the ‘Dream Songs’ 7” EP (out October 4th on Upset The Rhythm). Not only does the title capture the hazy, reflective nature of the music it also expounds on the origin of tracks. Sotelo experienced several lucid dreams in the first half of 2023 that left him in a state of confusion. He recalled visiting parts of London vividly, including a disused theatre of great familiarity, yet it slowly transpired that these places and circumstances were not real, much to Sotelos disbelief.
These reveries informed the lyrical narrative of the four songs from the forthcoming EP. Currie took a similar approach with her lyrics, focusing on memory and time for her passages on the record. Currie recorded her parts in London (assisted by her good friend Alison Craig) and then sent them to Howe, alongside additional location recordings to consolidate into the mixes. These four tracks flutter with a minimalist bass, drum machine and keys dynamic, allowing Sotelo and Currie’s vocals to speak deeply into the back of your mind. ‘Expectations’ is a pensive triumph of whirled moments and momentum with Currie’s final words lending much gravity “the outcome of my days is always the same, a void that must be filled, a battle against time that drags us along; mutating, spinning, ebbing, flowing. Begin again, we work to give value to time.” ‘Telegraph Hill’ boasts a glossy fluidity, as it plays with images of motorways, ancient citadels, crows, paralysis and emanations. ‘Lady Fortune’ meanwhile is a tranquil treatise on fate, imbued with finessed electronic embellishments and clarinet flourishes. You cant quite trust where these songs will take you, they feel particularly mercurial. Dreams indeed.
‘Dream Songs’ by Robert Sotelo & Mary Currie will be released on October 4th, followed by some live performances from the band. These will include the aforementioned EP tracks, as well as recreated cuts from the Flaming Tunes era, leaning into happenstance rather aptly.")
![EarthBall - Helsinki [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Vsdbe0OXLOY/mqdefault.jpg "EarthBall - Helsinki [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Helsinki by EarthBall is taken from the bands new album Outside Over There out Nov 7th through Upset The Rhythm.
Filmed by Kellan McLaughlin
Edited by Kellan McLaughlin/John Brennan
Artist Kristjanne Vosper
https://upsettherhythm.co.uk/
https://www.instagram.com/earthball.speaks/?hl=en")
![The Yummy Fur - Unity Over Europe [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Wp1NaX_dH0Q/mqdefault.jpg "The Yummy Fur - Unity Over Europe [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Unity Over Europe features on The Yummy Furs new album Everybody Talks About the Weather, out Sep 24th on Upset The Rhythm.
Filmed by John McKeown & Lian Thomson
Edited by John McKeown
Starring Apsi, Sandra & Shanley
Filmed at St Peters Seminary, Cardross and YoFi, Glasgow, 23rd June 2026.
https://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk/")
![Robert Sotelo - Influencer [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WtB8jrUenzw/mqdefault.jpg "Robert Sotelo - Influencer [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Influencer is taken from Robert Sotelos forthcoming album Celebrant, out on Nov 12th through Upset The Rhythm.
Video created by Iain McCall.
https://upsettherhythm.co.uk/
https://robertsotelo.bandcamp.com/")
![PRIMO! - Machine [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YASpmQjsImc/mqdefault.jpg "PRIMO! - Machine [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Machine is taken from Primos new album Sogni, out April 17th through Anti-Fade & Upset The Rhythm.
Video by Primo!
Camera: Ronen Becker, Tom Fraser
Editor: Ben Hall
Produced by: Luke & Suzanne Walker
Wardrobe: SÜK Workwear
https://sukworkwear.com.au/shop/
Special thanks: Bernie Smith, Mariella Del Conte
Available to order here:
http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk/
https://antifaderecords.bandcamp.com/")
