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London-based band The Hanging Stars play a blend of psych-rock, folk-Americana and alt-country. Third album A New Kind Of Sky sees the band explore...

The Harrowing Of Hearts is the fifth full-length from Polish black metal band Blaze Of Perdition and is their most urgent and refined work to date;...

Dark Matter is the first solo record by Moses Boyd; one half of free-jazz duo Binker & Moses. Dark Matter employs the freewheeling spirit of ja...

God Damn is a rock duo from Wolverhampton who plays a brand of music inflicted by the hard rock of 1980s Black Sabbath with the grunge edge of Alic...

Though a solo artist in her own right, Isobel Campbell is a name that you might recognise as part of indie band Belle And Sebastian or from her col...

Father Of All, or to give it its less than radio-friendly full title, Father of All Motherfuckers, is the thirteenth studio album from American tee...

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...

Wire are one of the greatest post-punk/art-rock bands of all time. Period. And the first three albums released between 1977 and 1979 [Pink Flag, Ch...

Wire are one of the greatest post-punk/art-rock bands of all time. Period. And the first three albums released between 1977 and 1979 [Pink Flag, Ch...

Apparently, Mikal Cronin came up with the majority of fourth solo album Seeker while isolated out in the woods during a period of recuperation. Upo...

Formed largely around late-60s inspired psychedelia and fuzzy garage rock, Innerspeaker is the 2010 debut album from Tame Impala. Often thrown in w...

Ask a Tame Impala fan for their favourite Tame Impala album and they’ll say Currents. Right? Possibly wrong! Despite Currents’ commercial hype and ...

Currents is the third, and easily most celebrated Tame Impala album. It is the album that propelled Kevin Parker long past the damp denim psychedel...

I remember when Foals very nearly played at a friend’s house party around 2005 – crikey, have those days gone! Nowadays you’re more likely to find ...

Following the release of U.F.O.F earlier in 2019, coveted indie-folk darlings Big Thief return with their second album in 12 months. The double alb...

All Mirrors is the fourth album from alternative singer-songwriter Angel Olsen, and follows 2016’s My Woman, which received critical acclaim. All M...

As Midlanders, we are obligated to plug the life out of anything that makes our area look cool. So here we are - the long-overdue Peaky Blinders so...

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...

The tail-end of 2019 welcomes four reissues that chart the most commercially prosperous period for Queens of the Stone Age. Though on album number ...

The tail-end of 2019 welcomes four reissues that chart the most commercially prosperous period for Queens of the Stone Age. Though on album number ...

The tail-end of 2019 welcomes four reissues that chart the most commercially prosperous period for Queens of the Stone Age. Though on album number ...

Originally released on August 29th 1994, Definitely Maybe was the fastest-ever selling debut album in the UK at the time and marked the point when ...

Grimey, acid highway full throttle; on Viagra Boys’ twisted dark punk album Street Worms, vocalist Sebastian Murphy lets you ride shotgun on a trip...