BLACK DEVIL DISCO CLUB’s ETINCELLES: cult French disco legend returns with retro-future grooves
Retro-futuristic beats and eccentric disco vibes populate this latest release from cult French groover Black Devil Disco Club.
Retro-futuristic beats and eccentric disco vibes populate this latest release from cult French groover Black Devil Disco Club.
The Last Dinner Party’s debut album should give you enough reasons not to underestimate the prowess of the glam rock spectacle that they are.
Future Islands' latest album, People Who Aren’t There Anymore, dives into middle-aged heartbreak with spacious synth beats.
Experience the raucous sound of His Lordship's debut album—a wild ride of fast, furious, rock'n'roll-infused tracks.
Anna Calvi's virtuoso touch elevates Peaky Blinders' emotion in Season 5 & 6 scores, expressing the duality of Tommy Shelby's life through haunting melodies
Experience the resurrection of gothic pop-punk with Alkaline Trio's 10th album, Blood, Hair And Eyeballs, in which Matt Skiba leads a journey of Hammer Horror heartache and jet black humor.
Gruff Rhys navigates cosmic loneliness with joyous compositions on Sadness Sets Me Free, a political and musical journey.
French power trio Slift explore prog, psych and sonic turbulence on latest album Ilion, full of expansive epics.
It's clear from Martyn Joseph's This Is What I Want To Say he's artist who understands the power of songwriting and can harness that power with incredible clarity.
Embark on a gothic journey with Jozef Van Wissem's The Night Dwells In The Day, a blend of lute, haunting vocals, and intense instrumentals.
Anna Meredith has supplied a moving and arresting soundtrack to the post-cataclysmic film The End We Start From.
Delve into the sonic landscapes of Aurogeny, Ben Richter's latest album blending accordion magic, experimental tones, and orchestral brilliance.
The measured, romantic drama of Iechyd Da by Bill Ryder-Jones captures the beauty of Wales with heartfelt vocals and starbursting instrumentation.
More than a decade in, what do you expect from The Vaccines? Their new record, Pick-Up Full Of Pink Carnations, is sure to meet their fans’ expectations.
Over 30 years since their inception in York, Shed Seven are making a strong case for their place this century with new album, A Matter Of Time.
A posthumous reappraisal of Lou Reed's Hudson River Wind Meditations brings forth the late artist's deep-rooted love of tai chi, curated by Laurie Anderson.
A Chapter Called… captures Finnish metal band Children Of Bodom's last ever gig, the year before vocalist Alexi Laiho's death in 2020.
Southern California metalcore combo Atreyu's ninth album compiles three recently released EPs alongside three new offerings.
Bittersweet Satisfaction, the latest full-length release from Norfolk heavy rockers Bad Touch, is an album you’ll want to play from beginning to end before going back for more.
Neil Young's new acoustic album, Before And After, reaches to the past with knowingly scuffed re-recordings of songs from down the decades.
Rebel Diamonds compiles 20 single and album tracks by The Killers, from Mr Brightside to When You Were Young to Human to Quiet Town.
Box Set #6 is another collection of albums from the vast catalogue of the late, great Nigerian titan Fela Kuti, with Idris Elba the latest person called upon to choose a handful.
Kate Rusby’s Light Years is her seventh seasonally-themed folk album, bringing her total to 22 records in 32 years.
On Echoes – Ancient & Modern, op producer Trevor Horn gathers an eclectic mix of singers and paired them with songs that, on paper, shouldn’t work.