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Rewind to the year 2006 when British music was enthrall to guitar bands in winklepickers and waistcoats. And then along came Hot Chip's album The W...

Sweeping Promises’ introduction to the global punk underground was their debut album, Hunger for a Way Out, which ended up being one of the breakou...

Teen of Denial: Joe’s Story is a freshly reimagined take on Car Seat Headrest’s beloved breakout, Teens of Denial, now celebrating its 10th anniver...

The band’s hugely successful second compilation released in 1994, The Best Of New Order features 7” mixes of the band’s classic hits from 1985 onwa...

By the release of Songs To Learn & Sing, Echo & The Bunnymen were a force to be reckoned with, pioneering the post-punk, new wave scene hav...

¡Forward Russia! formed in Leeds in 2004, from the ashes of other bands that never truly went anywhere; they are Whiskas (guitar), Tom Woodhead (vo...

Scotland's incomparable and influential Arab Strap are back with their ninth studio album Half-Told Tales, due for release via Rock Action Records ...

MUNA is magic. What other band could have stamped the forsaken year of 2021 with spangles and pom-poms, could have made you sing (and maybe even be...

Wooden Shjips rise to prominence from the psychedelic underground to the rock and roll overground has been a steady sojourn. With each consecutive ...

Mystery Jets return with A Hole To See The Sky Through, a conceptually rich new album that acts as the inward-facing counterpart to Curve of the Ea...

A Maximum High, originally released in April 1996, is Shed Seven's second studio album. Recorded in London during 1995–1996 and produced by Chris S...

Recognised as the first release to showcase the distinctive sound that would become synonymous with The Stone Roses, Sally Cinnamon remains a pivot...

Remastered reissue and first-time vinyl pressing. Includes 6 bonus live tracks! Continuing the band’s 40th anniversary celebrations, Complete B-Sid...

Bloc Party’s place in hearts & minds was never up for debate, but the past four years have reaffirmed that position and simultaneously ignited ...

The five members of Sun June spent their early years spread out across the United States, from the boonies of the Hudson Valley to the sprawling ou...

Mercury Prize-nominated Yard Act return with their third studio album offering You’re Gonna Need A Little Music, produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen ...

Available for the album’s 20th anniversary, Cat Power’s The Greatest on pink vinyl with a limited reprinting of the original pink foil cover. For T...

Following the release of their debut, The Haunted Youth return with their second studio album, Boys Cry Too. On Boys Cry Too, Joachim Liebens aband...

Never released on vinyl until now, Ben Kweller's sophomore album, On My Way, gets the deluxe treatment as it simultaneously answers a two-decades l...

Originally released in 1990 by Happy Mondays, Pills ‘n’ Thrills and Bellyaches captured the chaotic, euphoric spirit of the Madchester movement, bl...

First things first: yes, Chanel Beads’ second album, Your Day Will Come, has the same title as the experimental project’s 2024 breakthrough debut. ...

Secretly Group has joined in partnership with Music Declares Emergency and the Music Climate Pact to mark World Environment Day 2026 by releasing a...

Australian trio DMA’S return with their expansive fifth studio album, DMA’S, a confident, self‑titled statement that captures the band at a definin...

Manchester’s Corella has traded their indie-pop playfulness for a "razor-sharp" ferocity on their thunderous second album, A Beautiful World To Los...

Fiddlehead’s debut LP Springtime and Blind is an exploration of grief both introspective and through the insight of others. Following the release o...

Fiddlehead wasn’t supposed to make a second record. But, if we’re being totally honest, they weren’t supposed to make their first record either. Fo...

For more than 30 years, Beth Orton has been our antenna to the cosmos, the poet laureate of forces too vast to take in all at once. A testament to ...

A physics theory says past, present, and future coexist—and that’s the best lens for An Eraser and a Maze, which feels like every era of Modest Mou...

The Great Dismal explores existentialist themes of isolation, extinction, and human behaviour in the face of 2020’s vast wasteland. Closing in on t...

Cost of Living Adjustment is the sort-of self-titled album from Cola, the Montreal trio of Tim Darcy (vocals/guitar), Ben Stidworthy (bass), and Ev...

Recharged and looking sharply at a world gone sideways, Staines' finest Hard-Fi make their long-awaited return with brand new studio album Sweating...

God Bless The Band celebrates an incredible two decades of Courteeners, featuring tracks from their seven studio albums - St. Jude (2008), Falcon (...

Beloved Australian five-piece Pond offer a skerrick of hope in a hostile world with their new record - their 11th - Terrestrials. A cyclone of urge...

For Love of Grace & the Hereafter is the sixth studio album from beloved Danish quintet Iceage. Across the sprawling, twelve song arc of the al...

New music from The Strokes arrives now, beginning with a new song,  “Going Shopping” released today. Produced by Rick Rubin, Reality Awaits is the ...

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of The Cranberries' iconic debut, Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?, the album is being reissued with ...