March 2025

Falmouth-formed Moreish Idols return with details with their highly anticipated debut album All In The Game, on Speedy Wunderground. Moreish Idols ...

When Karl Wallinger left the Waterboys in the mid-'80s to form World Party, it took one song to convince fans that this was no side project. That s...

Bria Salmena’s debut solo album Big Dog chronicles a story of transformation–a deeply personal exploration of resilience and a declaration of artis...

Birthmarks emerges directly from the band’s favored aesthetics and themes, but captures them with a new sense of sonic adventurousness and thematic...

Norman Blake, Bernard Butler and James Grant are three of the most renowned and respected musicians of their generation. Norman; the centrifugal fo...

The Tubs' second album, Cotton Crown, sees the Celtic Jangle boyband venture into darker, more personal territory while continuing to hone their hi...

For Nottingham quartet Divorce, home is a feeling. Initially meeting as teenagers through the city’s close-knit DIY scene, the band – completed by ...

Earthstar Mountain is an ode to curiosity. It asks what it means to live a life: how do we decide which direction to take? How do we stay there? An...

Produced by Grammy Award winner Blake Mills, the record sees front-woman and songwriter Michelle Zauner pull back from the bright extroversion that...

“Glory has a pristine surface and a tender, roiling underside. Mike Hadreas’ seventh album is muscular, filled out by his partner in life and songc...

Alt rock legend Bob Mould returns with his new album. The legendary former frontman of Husker Du and Sugar delivers 11 slices of anthemic, emotiona...

Glasgow/London duo Sacred Paws return to the fold after a five year hiatus, announcing their new album Jump Into Life for release on March 28th, 20...

Welcome to KOKO, Lottery Winners’ most adventurous album, while also home to their most infectious songs yet. Having played to over half-a-million ...

Courting are back with their third album Lust for Life, Or: 'How To Thread The Needle And Come Out The Other Side To Tell The Story', less than a y...

Produced by Kristin Hersh at Steve Rizzo's Stable Sound Studio in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, ‘Moonlight Concessions’ is a collection of snippets fro...

The third album from Pale Blue Eyes is called New Place – invocation of fresh horizons; swapping creamy Devon for the synth central of Sheffield. T...

After nearly 20 years making music, there are few bands who’ve created a canon as determinedly innovative and consistently critically-acclaimed as ...

Six years removed from their last release, Seattle’s Great Grandpa return with Patience, Moonbeam - an ambitious and deeply moving new album that a...

Bowing out at their creative peak, Perfect Teeth is the wonderful final album by American 90s indie rock greats Unrest. Having just clocked 30 year...

Released in 1990, Permanent Damage is the fifth and final studio album by British alternative rock band The Icicle Works. Fronted by Ian McNabb, th...

Words are not to be taken for granted. Especially when they’re being bellowed, full blast, by a broad-shouldered poet with the brimstone fire of a ...

Grammy and BRIT award winners, Mumford & Son's return with their 5th studio album, RUSHMERE released via Island Records on 28th March 2025, pro...

Following the success of their Mercury-nominated debut album, Vehicles & Animals, Athlete reached new heights with Tourist, featuring the massi...

After stripping back the layers to expose their own vulnerabilities, hopes, fears and passions, Floodlights emerge with their third album, Undernea...