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On their new album, Life Is Beautiful! Life Is Beautiful! Life Is Beautiful!, The Dears are again at the top of their form, coming back with passio...

A collaboration forged in the heart of the American Midwest, In The Earth Again unites Oklahoma City’s noise rock institution Chat Pile with Texas/...

Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition gathers revelatory unheard material from this prolific period, including the fabled Electric Nebraska sessions with ...

Blondie’s No Exit marked their first studio album in 17 years upon its release in February 1999, following The Hunter (1982). The album features th...

Tortoise release Touch, the first new album from the groundbreaking group since 2016. This new record from the post-everything icons comes via Inte...

To mark their 20th anniversary The Lovely Eggs have announced a very special limited release entitled Bin Juice: a collection of self recorded outt...

It’s been more than 5 years since Deez Nuts released You Got The Fucked Up. With Saudade, a different band is dropping an album into a world that h...

“A curiously tender, black-hearted modern soul classic; the last great record of the millennium, if we’re being pretentious,” was how NME described...

Taking its name from the film of the same name directed by the notorious Kenneth Anger, this is the third album by Death In Vegas. Spotlighting a v...

Experience the music of Wednesday Season 2 with this deluxe vinyl release, featuring songs and score from every moment of the fan-favorite series, ...

Psychedelic dub, Afro-Latin rhythms and cosmic grooves come together on La Chooma’s self-titled debut for Batov Records. Drawing on Moroccan Gnawa,...

Tame Impala’s fifth full-length album, Deadbeat. On it, Parker sculpts a collection of wickedly potent club-psych explorations as a vehicle for som...

Different Class (originally released October 30, 1995) is Pulp's most successful album, achieving multi-platinum sales and international acclaim, w...

The Modern Jazz Quartet, known for its sophisticated and elegant approach to jazz, consisted of pianist John Lewis, vibraphonist Milt Jackson, bass...

The Beaches have spent the past decade building something unstoppable. Their third album No Hard Feelings finds the band blaming themselves (rather...

After a nine-year hiatus as a solo artist, Glenn Hughes returns with Chosen — a hard-hitting new studio album that presents him at his most explosi...

To celebrate the 35th anniversary of this much loved Mike Oldfield LP, a personal favourite of the artist, a double LP edition, half-speed mastered...

Supergrass (Gaz Coombes, Mick Quinn, Danny Goffey, and Rob Coombes) are one of the most important bands to emerge during the 1990s, with several mi...

Harriette Pilbeam began writing Liquorice in earnest while living in Brisbane over 2022-2023, and later at a home shared with Agius in Melbourne, u...

Northside played a huge part in Manchester’s early nineties soundtrack. Signed to Factory, the band were said to be the bridge between the Stone Ro...

Soul Psychédélique, released on Two-Piers, takes you on a journey into the world of Psychedelic Soul & Funk, from its early beginnings in the 1...

Originally self-released under the artist name Stereotype in 1994, this album is an hour of raw, dancefloor-focused early Squarepusher productions,...

The Year Of The Radical Romantics is a document of the juicy, throbbing missives used to woo crowds from Sydney to Seattle on the globe-trotting Th...

The Something Rain was recorded in bursts over approximately a year, from May 2010 to August 2011 and mixed in September- October 2011. It was a ti...