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.
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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.
The Acid – Liminal
Liminal isn't a genre defining, easy listening nor commercially successful type of album - however it has appeal, it's definitely worth expanding the musical horizons for.
Sia –1,000 Forms of Fear
A sobering and cinematic collection of emotional anthems serves as Sia's sixth solo album.
Twin Peaks – Flavor EP
Dreamy scuzz pop prevails in the new EP from Chicago 'heavy pop' foursome Twin Peaks.