Debut album from the Carlisle-based psychedelic revivalists who wear their influences proudly on the paisley sleeves they don’t actually wear…...
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Brazilian retro-rockers The Outs brazenly hark back to the days when Oasis reimagined the works of others in glorious rebellion....
Can Emma’s Imagination avoid the dreaded ‘sophomore slump’ on ‘Underway’, the follow-up to her chart-busting 2011 debut album ‘Stand Still’?...
‘Dear Lincoln’ effortlessly crams more ideas into a breathless 111 seconds than some artists can manage in their entire career...
With their fifth long-player ‘Carrier’, The Dodos produce the most mature and assured work in their fine catalogue to date...
Birmingham upstarts Swim Deep meld the frosty melodies of The Cure with The Stone Roses’ languid rhythms on their debut...
Moscow-based Azerbaijani delivers his debut with one eye on the 1980s and another on his burgeoning career as an artist...
On EP #5, Scottish indie-folk songwriter Nina Nesbitt displays a songwriting maturity that suggest success is just around the corner...
Emerging 23-year-old singer-songwriter from Brooklyn bears his soul with this debut release before a full-length album due later this year...
All six studio albums by Weller’s post-Jam outfit get reissued in boxset form – and what a package it is...
Former Shallow vocalist and her bass-playing spouse release another collection of moody pop songs with ‘Northern Lights & Southern Skies’...
‘West For A While’ sees New York-based songwriter Caitlin Mahoney writing folk that is both skilled and inescapably current he...

























