THE UNTHANKS: IN WINTER – hauntingly beautiful folk Christmas gift
The Unthanks craft a wintry masterpiece with In Winter, blending sacred carols and original folk tunes into a sublime double album.
The Unthanks craft a wintry masterpiece with In Winter, blending sacred carols and original folk tunes into a sublime double album.
Welsh folk quartet Calan bids an emotional goodbye with Nefydd, a vibrant mix of haunting vocals and lively instrumentals.
Body Count's Merciless delivers biting commentary on societal tensions with Ice-T’s raw lyricism and thrashing guitars.
Kim Deal’s Nobody Loves You More explores themes of loss and rebirth with indie rock energy and ambitious, heartfelt arrangements.
Chuck Prophet’s Wake the Dead fuses cumbia and rock with ¿Qiensave?, creating uplifting rhythms inspired by resilience and survival.
Father John Misty’s Mahashmashana combines orchestral lushness with bold genre shifts, resulting in a challenging yet rewarding listen.
U2’s re-release of How to Re-Assemble an Atomic Bomb offers rare tracks, alternate versions, and an inside look at their creative process.
The Crying Out Of Things by The Body—a harrowing yet immersive experience blending distortion, samples, and vocals into existential sonic art.
Lancaster’s Massive Wagons deliver their seventh album, Earth To Grace, blending classic rock vibes with mixed results for devoted fans of the new classic rock wave.
Leeds’ Thank unleashes I Have A Physical Body That Can Be Harmed, a noisy, sharp-witted album that punches hard while delivering deadpan humour.
UK electronic legends Orbital curate A Beginner’s Guide, pairing iconic tracks with new gems like Dirty Rat for both newcomers and loyal fans.
Whitney Houston’s 1994 Durban concert, now available in album form, showcases her unmatched vocal talent in a stirring celebration of a new South Africa.