New releases 20 April 2015

While there aren’t so many new releases out this week because of Record Store Day, there are still a few crackers, including the release of the week from Alabama Shakes, plus new albums from Mark Kozelek, Built To Spill and They Might Be Giants.   Click here for more details and to order your copy.…

Record Store Day 2015 is here!

Record Store Day is here at last! It’s been a hectic few weeks getting ready. In addition to those amazing RSD exclusive records, we’ve got fabulous live music throughout the day. We’ll also be having a charity raffle of rare promo material, including a life-sized standup presenter for the recent Waterboys album (one of only…

New releases for 13 April 2015

Release of the week is the slightly delayed, but well worth the wait, live album from Eels at the Royal Albert Hall. We also have a live unplugged set from Status Quo and new albums from Beth Hart, Halestorm, Stornaway, Calexico, Villagers and The Wombats.   Click here for more details and to order your…

New releases for 30 March 2015

We’re featuring 8 great new releases for next week. After much thought, the release of the week is Carrie & Lowell by Sufjan Stevens: an elegant, heartfelt depiction of his relationship with his mother and how it changed as she died. There are also new studio albums from The Prodigy, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Ryley…

New releases for 23 March 2015

Album of the week is the fabulous debut album from Australian indie-songstress Courtney Barnett. There are also brand new releases from Seasick Steve and Laura Marling, along with James Bay, The Staves, The Cribs, Michael Shenker Group and Gun.   Click here for more details and to order your copy. And just a reminder that we…

New releases for 16 March 2015

The new release of the week doesn’t yet have a vinyl edition but don’t let that put you off: it’s the extraordinary and moving Down to Believing by Allison Moorer. Born out of the twin disasters of her husband leaving her and learning of her son’s autism, this really is a career high and it…