Superfood – ‘Bambino’
Birmingham's Superfood are set to release 'Bambino' - an album full of melody and elegaic pop to please the ears.
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Reverend & The Makers – ‘Death of a King’
Sheffield legends Reverend & The Makers return with their sixth album and best record since 2012's '@Reverend_Makers'.
Alt-J ∆ – Relaxer
Alt-J have received nothing short of praise following each of their album releases to date. Back in 2012, ‘An Awesome Wave’ won them the Mercury Music Prize, and follow up album,...
Adore//Repel – Empty Orchestra
Adore//Repel release debut album 'Empty Orchestra', an album brimming full of influences and showcases the band as a future force to be reckoned with.
Manic Street Preachers – ‘Send Away The Tigers (10th Anniversary)’
The boys from the Welsh valleys, Manic Street Preachers have given fans another treat in the form of a reissued version of seventh album ‘Send Away The Tigers’. Originally released in...
Kasabian – ‘For Crying Out Loud’
Kasabian are one of those bands that tend to give an advance summary of their new music, but sometimes miss-fire by throwing false clams out there. For this, their sixth opus, guitarist Serge...
Massive Attack – Ritual Spirit EP
Bristol's finest alternative dance icons return with a spectacular ep to whet the appetites in between albums.
Gemma Hayes – Bones + Longing
The Irish songwriter returns with her fifth album providing an envelope of dreamy yet stunning soundscapes.
Jessie Ware – Tough Love
In 2012, London based soul/R & B songstress Jessie Ware appeared with a near perfect collection of slick, shining down tempo tracks in the shape of ‘Devotion’. The nu-wave dance of...
Royal Blood – Royal Blood
Royal Blood are a ferocious, hard hitting live band - who now have an album to match.
Dry the River – Alarms in the Heart
A sublime, mesmerising sophomore album from the East London folk-rock outfit.
Jonathan Boulet – Gubba
A riotous, lo-fi rock'n'roll album with more hooks than a Peter Pan convention.
The Kite String Tangle – Vessel EP
Beats and vocal harmonies abound in this catchy but not entirely original debut EP.
Charlie Simpson – Long Road Home
A solidly enjoyable indie-folk album from the bushy-browed singer-songwriter.
Alvvays – Alvvays
A brief but accomplished dream-pop debut from the Toronto quintet.
Field Mouse – Hold Still Life
Brimming with angsty vitality and dream-pop sensibilities, Hold Still Life is a brilliant introduction to Brooklyn's newest export.
Big Deal – Sakura EP
Melodic, harmonic dream-pop from the Atlantic-spanning guitar duo.
Morrissey – World Peace Is None of Your Business
A pleasant, sometimes preachy album that is praiseworthy only for the interesting yet frustrating change in musical direction.
Woman’s Hour – Conversations
A mesmerising debut that blends raw, vulnerable lyrics with masterfully minimalistic musicianship.
Slow Club – Complete Surrender
Slow Club have changed tactics (and their tone) with their third album - it's messy, it's choppy, but it's well worth a listen.