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Entertainment! is the debut album by post-punk and all-round influencers Gang Of Four. Released in 1979, the album came at the tail end of punk roc...

On July 18th, 1980, Joy Division released Closer; a game-changing album in the long history of post-punk, and one of only two albums recorded by th...

A record that needs little introduction, Unknown Pleasures is the 1979 debut album by post-punk Gods Joy Division. Released on the fabled Factory R...

A Hero’s Death is available in a limited double 180g vinyl LP that includes 12” x 12” photo and lyrics book, or on limited ‘stormy blue’ coloured v...

Dream Wife’s rise has been swift and steep from the start. Their self-titled debut album – an 11-track collection of heavy garage-punk riffs and da...

Powers is the first Futureheads album in six years and while the witty northern gabble hasn’t gone entirely, it is clear that Powers is a meatier a...

On 14th December 2019, London Calling is 40 years old. Released in 1979, London Calling came at the tail-end of punk as we had known it and was rel...

Positive Disintegration is the long second album from Diät. Their 2015 debut LP, Positive Energy, is a modern classic - lyrically still sifting thr...

Brooklyn's Savak, a band that comprises members of Obits, The Make-Up, Holy Fuck and The Cops, return with new album Cut-Ups, a terrific blend of...

Detroit's favourite punch-drunks Protomartyr release their first album on Domino and fourth overall - Relatives In Descent. Apparently, Relative...

It's not hard to see what John Dwyer liked about Manchester's Duds before signing them up to his growing Castle Face label. Duds' choppy, angular p...