Spritualized
Jason Pierce gives us more of his narcotic gospel tales of sin and redemption on his latest album Sweet Heart, Sweet Light.
Jason Pierce gives us more of his narcotic gospel tales of sin and redemption on his latest album Sweet Heart, Sweet Light.
A return to Sigur Rós’ unique brand of post-rock, Valtari seeks to cradle its audience in an unassumingly beautiful soundscape.
A concise and upfront insight into Brown’s internal struggles and one of the year's true pop gems.
After 5 long years, James Mercer and The Shins have released yet another beautiful recording chock full of indie goodness.
It’s short, sweet and summery and will inspire you to not do a great deal of anything and, with these cold months ahead, that might just be what...
Who’s your Paddy? It's Mr. Moloney leading a bunch of Yanks including Bon Iver and The Decemberists through a celebration of the Emerald Isle.
A highly promising trip to the Aussie bush that can prove equally majestic and rough. Watch these sparrows soar like eagles...
A community conscious warm hug from Hawaii as Jack Johnson and his famous friends are standing on a beach with a flower in hand. Aloha!
Mystery Jets grow up and pay homage to the yesteryear of American rock on their fourth studio album.
New Rufus album see's the prince of pop-opera meet super-producer Mark Ronson with unexpected results.
ex-Fleet Foxes drummer Josh Tillman takes on a new moniker and changes direction from his stark folk songs with brilliant results.
What you'd get if The Stones were smoking a hookah in Finland while writing a film score. Nice.
Roxette present an immensely enjoyable mix of new songs and previously unreleased material from all over.
Beach House add some subtle shades of difference to their hypnotic dream pop on their fourth album Bloom.
'Neck of the Woods' reveals a maturing band which is not in any way lacking progressive material.
Grinderman call on friends and contemporaries to reshape and remodel songs from Grinderman 2.