Showing posts with label Belbury Poly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Belbury Poly. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 2, 2026

Belbury Poly

Belbury Poly (Jim Jupp) has a new album of electronic music heading our way with the forthcoming "Sorcery."  The artist adds elements of fantasy and dungeon synths to his usual mix library sounds, kosmische psych, UK folk, and old school analog synthesizers.  Good stuff as per usual.  Check out "Dreamthief" below and pre-order the LP here from Ghost Box.


Monday, September 4, 2023

Belbury Poly

Ghost Box Records founder Jim Jupp just released a new album with his electronic project Belbury Poly, this time around enlisting some aid from multi-instrumentalists Christopher Budd and Jesse Chandler along with spoken word narration from author and poet Justin Hopper.  It's a cool, surreal mix of sounds and textures.  Listen to "Highways and Byways" below and get the record here.


Saturday, August 6, 2022

Daily Jam - A Pilgrim's Path

Belbury Poly has been making quirky and interesting synth music for over a decade now.  My introduction was with the strange and folk horror influenced sounds of "The Belbury Tales."  Check out "A Pilgrim's Path" below, our Daily Jam.


Monday, May 3, 2021

Beautify Junkyards and Belbury Poly

Portuguese psych folk and Tropicalia outfit Beautify Junkyards have teamed with synth folk artist Belbury Poly for a cover of The Incredible String Band's "Painting Box."  The result is a track of English psych folk that plays as serenely in your headphone space in your bedroom as it would in a green, country meadow.  Check it out below and pre-order the 7" here from Ghost Box.


Thursday, November 2, 2017

The Belbury Circle

Ghost Box cast members Belbury Poly and The Advisory Circle have joined forces (again) with The Belbury Circle, and new album "Outward Journeys."  Combing through Italian library sounds, cinematic synths, and New Age vibes, the record explores all those old sonic explorations that were supposed to be a path to the future.  Well, here we are.  Listen to some clips from the record below.