February 2022

★ Limited double blue marbled 140g vinyl with negative effect sleeve artwork, including lyric booklet and sticker. Available as a signed edition wh...

Pompeii, Cate Le Bon’s sixth full-length studio album and the follow-up to 2019’s Mercury nominated Reward, bears a storied title summoning apocaly...

Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You is a sprawling double-LP exploring the deepest elements and possibilities of Big Thief. To truly dig into...

We don’t typically look to pop albums to answer our cultural moment, let alone to meet the soul hunger left in the wake of global catastrophe. But ...

Khruangbin and Leon Bridges today announce their latest collaborative EP, Texas Moon out February 18th on Dead Oceans, in partnership with Columbia...

An unconventional three-piece with a defined personality, and a gift for being able to nail a near perfect pop song, Frightened Rabbit convey cand...

To mark the 15th Anniversary of the album a limited-edition white vinyl has been pressed with a brand-new hype sticker. Prevention is the Mercury P...

Sea Power (formerly British) release their first new album in five years – Everything Was Forever. Their music has won them some remarkable admir...

Midlake's second album, The Trials of Van Occupanther, jumps with both feet into the '70s of Laurel Canyon troubadours and soft rock balladeers. It...

The Ambitious debut album from Scotland's Twilight Sad lives up to the promise of last years acclaimed eponymous EP. Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen W...

Recorded over two studio sessions, As I Try Not To Fall Apart is White Lies’ most expansive record to date, taking in explosive rock, electro-pop ...

A career-spanning 24 track collection of hit singles and fan favourites including National Express, Something For The Weekend, Songs of Love, Our M...

Spoon’s tenth album, Lucifer on the Sofa, is the band’s purest rock ’n roll record to date. Texas-made, it is the first set of songs that the quint...

Originally released in 2010, Nouvelle Vague’s Best Of was released for the first time on vinyl. With the most emblematic titles of his career: In a...

The Dream is an album of intrigue, beauty and humanity - a coalescence of everything that has made Alt-J a global band with true staying power. Tru...

Some forty years into one of music’s most impactful, sometimes tense and yet curiously enduring partnerships, Tears For Fears have finally arrived ...

Summer at Land’s End is not an interlude or tangent for The Reds, Pinks & Purples but rather a perfect fourth movement following the albums Anx...

The Bedlam In Goliath Received wisdom has it that to toy with the occult is to enter into a Faustian pact that will bite you on the ass somewhere d...

This new pressing celebrates the 20th Anniversary of the original album release, and the first pressing in five years. This is the band's third - a...

UK eight-piece caroline’s eponymous debut album often cascades with force like an avalanche, squalling and rumbling on the edge of all-out collapse...

Sunlight to Blue ... Blue to Blackness -This was one of the more upbeat title suggestions for this very bare, back to basics, reflective album from...

Panthers prowling through a desert. Cowgirls swaggering into a saloon and kicking up dust. Riding shotgun with a Tarantino heroine. Having the fies...

On February 18th, Echo & The Bunnymen’s first best-of compilation Songs To Learn And Sing will be back on vinyl for the first time since its or...

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...

From the very beginning, The Mars Volta was conceived as more than simply a new vehicle for Omar Rodriguez-Lopez and Cedric Bixler-Zavala. The grou...

Les Disques du Crepuscule presents a new double disc remaster of two seminal albums by German synth wave pioneers Gina X Performance, whose groundb...

Nina Simone's iconic Little Girl Blue plus 1 bonus track presented on 180g blue vinyl, includes new specially prepared liner notes by Penguin G...

Czarface, ironclad crime fighter, heroically returns to his lair after two spine-chilling adventures with MF Doom and Ghotface Killah. In his secr...

Long out of print and highly anticipated repress of the Andrew Weatherall ‘anti-produced’ long player. The Twilight Sad’s third full-length, No One...

Ahead of its time, And Don’t The Kids Just Love It was Television Personalities’ influential debut album released in 1981 and features I Know Wher...

Opening with a lone guitar line that itself has all the momentum of entire genres crammed into a single set of chords, We Were Promised Jetpacks' T...

Swiss firebrand alchemists Zeal and Ardor release their self-titled new album.Hissing and seeping justifiable rage from every pore - yet not an unr...

The Nonesuch debut of Hurray for the Riff Raff (aka Alynda Segarra), LIFE ON EARTH, is a departure for the Bronx-born, New Orleans-based singer/son...

Caribbean-Belgian composer, producer and musician Nala Sinephro's debut album, 'Space 1.8', fuses meditative sounds, jazz sensibilities, folk and f...

Over eighteen boundless albums as experimental as they are pop, Deerhoof has continuously quested for radical sounds and daring storytelling. 20...

Clint Mansell's incredible synth score to Ben Wheatley's In The Earth. For the score, Mansell actually captured the sound of singing plants via Pl...

Through the hazy daze of a smoky folk opus, Modern Studies craft rich soundtracks, stuttering Super-8 sketches from a washed-out world of melanchol...

Eddie Vedder release new album Earthling. Earthling, which was produced by Grammy Award® winning producer Andrew Watt, is the first album since Ved...

1990-2000: A Decade of Domination is a ‘best of’ compilation by Pantera. It spans the ten years the band was active in the 1990s with their most po...

Depression Cherry is the band's fifth album on Bella Union. Depression Cherry was produced and recorded by the band and Chris Coady at Studio in th...

The years 1968 and 1969 were turbulent years for society in general and the Rolling Stones in particular. They lost Brian Jones, gained Mick Taylor...