Wolf Alice – ‘Blue Weekend’
Wolf Alice have once again proved that they are one of the UK's most vital bands at the moment.
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James – ‘All The Colours of You’
Following on from their excellent recent releases ‘Girl At The End of The World’ (2016) and ‘Living in Extraordinary Times’ (2018), Manchester legends James are back with...
Casino Rockets – ‘Reality Distortion Field’
After releasing their debut single ‘Black and Red’ back in 2018, Casino Rockets, hailing from Halifax, have spent the last 3 years crafting away at ‘Reality Distortion...
Paul Weller – ‘Fat Pop (Volume 1)’
'Fat Pop' is the sound of an artist at his creative peak. Just as you think he has timed out, Paul Weller returns with something more vitally and culturally important than we realised we needed.
Hayley Williams – ‘Petals For Armor I’
It's not a reinvention nor is it a new direction, the project seems to be more like a diary, just an open, honest, nervous and slightly damaged version of the Hayley Williams we all know.
Suede – ‘The Blue Hour’
Suede have always been a treasure amongst the British music scene. From the iconic ‘Self Titled’ debut through to their previous record ‘Night Thoughts’, there has always been a certain urbanised...
Pale Waves – ‘My Mind Makes Noises’
The Debut album from the Manchester outfit is one of glorious 80’s inspired perfect pop. For fans of the 1975, it is easy to see why Hannah Gracie and Co. have been drafted in as the tour support...
Reef – ‘Revelation’
Reef return with an astonishing album to ‘Come Back Brighter’ and one that has very much been worth the wait to ‘Place Your Hands’ on.
Wolf Alice – ‘Visions of A Life’
Wolf Alice return with an album brimming full of confidence, chaos, experimentation and so much more.
Nina Nesbitt – ‘The Best You Had’
Nina Nesbitt has released her second single hot on the heels of the brilliant ‘The Moments I’m Missing’.
David Ford – ‘The Union EP’
David Ford releases a brilliant mini collection of soulful storytelling emblazoned with the Blues.
Superfood – ‘Bambino’
Birmingham's Superfood are set to release 'Bambino' - an album full of melody and elegaic pop to please the ears.
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...
Dagny – ‘Ultraviolet EP’
Hailing from Tromsø in Norway, Dagny looks set to unleash a wonderful career of pop upon the world.
Massive Attack – Ritual Spirit EP
Bristol's finest alternative dance icons return with a spectacular ep to whet the appetites in between albums.
Foals – What Went Down
Oxford Quintet go big on 4th album.