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Fat White Family are back with the most sophisticated, vital and flamboyant creation of their career.The cult south-London band’s resplendent fourt...

Since their 2012 debut, Protomartyr have mastered the art of evoking place: the grinding Midwest humility of their hometown, as well as the x-rayed...

Found Light may be Laura Veirs’ 12th studio LP, but it also, in many ways, feels like her debut. If 2020’s My Echo - written and mixed just prior t...

Embark on a sonic journey with Bloc Party's Four recorded after the band's hiatus from2008-2011, now reissued on 1LP yellow vinyl in 2024. This alb...

Saint Etienne have today announced details of a special 30th anniversary edition of the classic debut album ‘Foxbase Alpha’ to be released on the 2...

This self-titled record is Foxing’s fifth full-length record. The St. Louis based band is known for pushing boundaries with the genre-blending indi...

Fragments is the debut album from Beak> co-founder Billy Fuller. Although this is a solo album, it’s not a solo album in the traditional sense o...

Released on the album's 20th anniversary, this reissue is a one off black & orange vinyl pressing of the incredible world conquering debut albu...

Freakout/Release is another dizzying high in a multi-decade career that’s seen Hot Chip continuing to innovate and develop a rich, resonant songcra...

Pulp had changed significantly since their debut ‘It’. By this time every member bar Jarvis had moved on but the addition of Russell Senior proved ...

Released in 1996 at the height of Britpop’s cultural takeover, Free Peace Sweet saw Dodgy break into the mainstream with a sun-drenched sound that ...

‘Friendly Fires’ was the debut album from the St Albans-three piece, Ed McFarlane, Edd Gibson and Jack Savidge. Featuring hit singles ‘Jump In the ...

Capitane Records will re-issue Adam Green's Friends of Mine in recognition of the album's 20th anniversary. For fans of Green and his band The Mold...

The drowsiest and earliest inklings of the slowcore movement can be traced to Codeine’s 1991 debut. Combining the Louisville scene’s relaxed tempo ...

Produced by Chris Coady and written by DIIV (pronounced Dive), Frog in Boiling Water, the band’s fourth full-length LP is a collection of snapshots...

Over the past twenty years Future Islands have travelled a rare arc, from promising newcomers to best-kept secret, from cult favourites to heroes o...

From A View is available in an indie store exclusive ochre colour vinyl, limited to just 400 copies worldwide. From a View is the debut album from ...

The Pale Fountains were formed in Liverpool in 1980 by Mick (as he was then known) Head with Chris McCaffery on bass, Thomas Whelan on drums, trump...

The Lathums state their intentions to supercharge their continued rise with the release of brand new album, From Nothing to a Little Bit More on Is...

From Brooklyn, Nation Of Language have made a name for themselves creating music from another lifetime. From signing to PIAS mid-campaign, selling ...

The Last Dinner Party on the new album: “This record is a collection of stories, and the concept of album-as-mythos binds them. ‘The Pyre’ itself i...

The relatively short life of San Francisco’s Aluminum has so far yielded a single (Spinning Backwards, 2020) and an EP (Windowpane, 2022), but thei...

There is a moment halfway through Hand Habits’ Fun Houseat which musician Meg Duffy asks the question, “How many times must I rewind the tape?”It’s...

Funeral is the absolutely seminal 2004 debut album by Canadian alternative indie band Arcade Fire. Still considered the band’s finest hour, Funeral...

Bat For Lashes’ mesmerising debut Fur and Gold returns in 2026, newly remastered at Abbey Road Studios. First released in 2006, the album introduce...

Out of print for several years, Jarvis Cocker’s second album Further Complications is reissued. The reissue project has been personally overseen by...

FUSE showcases a sparser, darker and more industrial, post punk sound. From the hypnotic allure and rhythmic intensity of the title track to the fe...

The Beths from New Zealand occupy a warm, energetic sonic space between joyful hooks, sun-soaked harmonies, and acerbic lyrics. Their debut albu...

Originally released in 1990 as the band’s introduction to the US and Japanese markets, the compilation’s 35th anniversary is being celebrated with ...

There’s a singer with a voice 50 fathoms deep and the consistency of vitrified teak, who has been known to go to extremes in search of a song. Acro...

Produced by J Lloyd (Jungle) and James Skelly, What Can I Say After I'm Sorry? ushers in the start of the band's 5th album campaign. The album is t...

We’re part of the Choir Boy fan club at Record Culture and Gathering Swans has felt like a long time coming second album, following 2016’s incredib...

Adam Green's 2005 solo album Gemstones, a sort of musical reply to Bright Lights, Big City, is firmly rooted in the Big Apple, its rockabilly rhyth...

Generation Terrorists is the Manic Street Preachers debut album, originally released in 1992. Blending glam rock, punk, and alternative influences,...