Indie

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 ...

Over the last year, Fontaines D.C. have released four critically acclaimed AA side singles, all of which garnered considerable support both from ra...

Stella Donnelly is a proud, self-proclaimed shit-stirrer. On lead track ‘Old Man’, the biting opener of her electrifying debut album, Beware Of The...

Sleaford Mods are one of the most important, politically charged and thought-provoking duos currently making their mark on the UK music scene and b...

From their unassuming origins as a group of school friends drawn together by a shared passion for music to the global touring force (supporting The...

Be More Kind is Frank Turner’s seventh studio album; released via Polydor on 180g vinyl. It’s no mean feat to reach a seventh album; normally by th...

Sheffield’s finest fluorescent adolescents return with the follow up to the all-conquering AM, with a big shiny special edition for those of us who...

Second Album by Texas trio Khruangbin. 2015‘s debut The Universe Smiles Upon You was influenced by 60‘s and 70‘s Thai funk music. After being on th...

Sunday Best is the debut LP from Manchester-born, Irish-raised and now Glasgow-dwelling songstress Martha Ffion. For fans of Laura Marling or Shar...

Following a little work on the side with 2017’s T2 Trainspotting soundtrack, the Mercury prize winning trio Young Fathers return to day duties with...

Losing Count is the first solo album from Gift Wrap, also known as Brooklyn punk, Brendon Avalos. Ordinarily one-third of the trio, B Boys: Losing ...

Would you look at these young scamps, aren’t they sweet? No, actually, they’re not. They’re bloody charged, and far more fiery than I ever remember...

QTY is the full-length debut album from QTY, released in December 2017 by Dirty Hit. QTY is comprised of New York-based duo Dan Lardner and Alex Ni...

Release: Released September 29th 2017 Product: 12" LP The follow-on to 2015's My Love Is Cool - which so happens to be among the best albums ...

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...

If Dwyer’s headline superstar Thee Oh Sees are the muscle and the face of the Castle Face family, then Flat Worms are the savage young understudy; ...

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...

The world has finally caught up with Slowdive. The band whose reach goes far beyond just influencing music are back with their first new album in 2...

There’s a singer with a voice 50 fathoms deep and the consistency of vitrified teak, who has been known to go to extremes in search of a song. Acro...

Punk Slime Recordings are proud to present our latest signingMind Rays and their debut album Nerve Endings. The Belgian garage punk quartet have qu...

Future Islands have been releasing albums since 2008. It was, however, only in 2014 when the world seemed to take more than a glancing look at them...

Nottingham’s finest post punk minimalists return with their 9th LP and their debut on Rough Trade. Jason Williamson’s furious rants offer the perfe...