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Released in October 1995, Ask Me Tomorrow could have easily been the fourth Slowdive album, sounding like an acoustic deconstruction of the group’s...

The Age Of Everything is Johnny Marr's fifth full length studio record. Written in London, developed live on the road across the East Coast of Nort...

On Squirrel Flower’s new album, Say a Prayer to the Gods of Getting Going, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Ella Williams, delivers her most t...

Defying the odds of emerging from one of the most economically deprived areas of the UK, West Lothian, which succumbed to the devastating effects o...

Eels present Cookie Happened.  Reflecting on the sixteenth studio album, frontman, E, says: “All of this will be forgotten. Every joy, accomplishme...

“Live!” Is out on Rough Trade Records on 28 August / “What Do You Do For an Encore?” to premiere worldwide on MUBI later this autumn. Film and albu...

The fourth studio album from Julia Jacklin, The Gem, will be released on 25 September and marks the Australian musician’s debut release on 4AD. The...

Three years after the release of their debut album, Do Nothing return with their much anticipated sophomore, Friend World. The Nottingham four piec...

There’s something quietly defiant about Melody Boy. Written and recorded in a tiny beach hut studio on the English coast, and notably know for his ...

Ask Mitski Miyawaki about happiness and she'll warn you: “Happiness fucks you.” It's a lesson that's been writ large into her gritty, outsider song...

To mark its 10-year anniversary, Secretly Canadian are making a new variant of Whitney’s debut album available in the UK for the first time. Whitne...

Wishy’s Nature’s Pill captures a world where life feels unpredictable and overwhelming, yet full of possibility. On their vibrant sophomore record,...

'This Mirror Weighs a Ton' finds Interpol turning inward while continuing to move forward. Across the record, reflection, distortion and perception...

Dundalk’s finest The Mary Wallopers have announced details of their third album – produced by The Coral’s James Skelly and packed with their own so...

Steve Lacy returns with OH YEAH?, the self-produced follow-up to his Grammy winning Gemini Rights, the Compton native continues to push the boundar...

We went back to an older method of writing for this one.We jammed and jammed and jammed.I took the tapes home and ironed out some mutant tunes.We w...

Trompe le Monde bookended a golden run of landmark records released in quick succession that cemented Pixies as one of the best of a generation.Tra...

Bossanova is the third Pixies album. The band continued to work with Gil Norton after collaborating to such success on their platinum-selling secon...

The second full-length album from Jane Weaver, Cherlokalate “spins songs into fragile and sparkling lullabies” (The Guardian). Inspired by cult fol...

Following with Jane’s first full-length album in 2006, Seven Day Smile is a tongue-in-cheek collection of modern kitchen sink dramas; a wide-rangin...

Originally released in 2002, Like An Aspen Leaf is a breathtaking smoky folk opus spiked with Americana longing. Nuanced with the help of members o...

Black Marble hummed to life in the fall of 2012, switched on by the early aughts New York City synthwave revival. Today, fourteen years on and seve...

Fresh off the back of his latest #3 UK charting album 'Lovin You', Richard Ashcroft releases his first ever live album, a collection of recordings ...

Role Model (Tucker Pillsbury) will release his highly anticipated third studio album, Chuck Timely & The Hourglass, on August 7 via Interscope....

From the heart of the Australian psych scene rainbow rockers Babe Rainbow return with their seventh studio album Acid And Honey, recorded on an op ...

A darker yet delicately rendered work from Kristin Hersh, Sugar On Blackstone explores life and death, enrichment and poverty, and the small but de...

Inspiral Carpets announce Burn Like The Sun, their first studio album in 12 years, out January 29th, 2027 via Scruff of the Neck Records. The album...

Across 11 tracks, Keo capture the emotional fallout of love, guilt and self-destruction with a raw honesty that feels immediate and unfiltered. Put...

Matador Revisionist History celebrates the 25th anniversary of Solex’s Low Kick and Hard Bop. The album returns to us newly expanded with long-lost...

Massive Champion is the highly anticipated new album from Bristol’s Getdown Services, via Breakfast Records.  An odyssey of anarchic joy, seditious...

By 2010's One Life Stand, Hot Chip had evolved. There’d been collaborations with legends like Peter Gabriel and Robert Wyatt, various solo albums a...

In 2008, Hot Chip released Made In The Dark, a wild pop record that refused to sit still. The album rose to #4 in the UK charts with single 'Ready ...

Rewind to the year 2006 when British music was enthrall to guitar bands in winklepickers and waistcoats. And then along came Hot Chip's album The W...

Sweeping Promises’ introduction to the global punk underground was their debut album, Hunger for a Way Out, which ended up being one of the breakou...

Teen of Denial: Joe’s Story is a freshly reimagined take on Car Seat Headrest’s beloved breakout, Teens of Denial, now celebrating its 10th anniver...

The band’s hugely successful second compilation released in 1994, The Best Of New Order features 7” mixes of the band’s classic hits from 1985 onwa...

¡Forward Russia! formed in Leeds in 2004, from the ashes of other bands that never truly went anywhere; they are Whiskas (guitar), Tom Woodhead (vo...

Scotland's incomparable and influential Arab Strap are back with their ninth studio album Half-Told Tales, due for release via Rock Action Records ...

Wooden Shjips rise to prominence from the psychedelic underground to the rock and roll overground has been a steady sojourn. With each consecutive ...

Mystery Jets return with A Hole To See The Sky Through, a conceptually rich new album that acts as the inward-facing counterpart to Curve of the Ea...

Bloc Party’s place in hearts & minds was never up for debate, but the past four years have reaffirmed that position and simultaneously ignited ...

Never released on vinyl until now, Ben Kweller's sophomore album, On My Way, gets the deluxe treatment as it simultaneously answers a two-decades l...

Originally released in 1990 by Happy Mondays, Pills ‘n’ Thrills and Bellyaches captured the chaotic, euphoric spirit of the Madchester movement, bl...

Australian trio DMA’S return with their expansive fifth studio album, DMA’S, a confident, self‑titled statement that captures the band at a definin...

Manchester’s Corella has traded their indie-pop playfulness for a "razor-sharp" ferocity on their thunderous second album, A Beautiful World To Los...

God Bless The Band celebrates an incredible two decades of Courteeners, featuring tracks from their seven studio albums - St. Jude (2008), Falcon (...

Geese is a band that begins and ends in Brooklyn, as a project between friends to build a home studio out of a basement. Their songs are born from ...