Rapper/food fiend ACTION BRONSON excels in COCODRILLO TURBO’s quieter moments
Following the first rap album dedicated to dolphins, the newie from Action Bronson, Cocodrillo Turbo, aims to snap pretenders in half with its hefty jaws.
Following the first rap album dedicated to dolphins, the newie from Action Bronson, Cocodrillo Turbo, aims to snap pretenders in half with its hefty jaws.
Alternative rap troupe Dälek - who have been shouting into the volcano since 1998 and are currently down to a duo - erupt back to life with new album Precipice.
Reconvening after a 10-year hiatus, Texan quintet Midlake return, rejuvenated on a perfectly paced fifth album, For The Sake of Bethel Woods.
Now devoid of their ‘British’ prefix, Sea Power get back down to core business on their latest album, Everything Was Forever.
Featuring two Cardiffians and arrangements of tracks by the likes of Brian Eno, Clarinet & Piano is a meditative and relaxing listen from Group Listening.
Artifacts, a 26-track collection of polished up demos, rarities, B sides and unreleased gear from Beirut, captures all of the band's eras in one place.
Essiebons Special 1973-1984 is number 33 in Analog Africa’s compilations and re-releases, and they’re not showing any sign of stopping.
Dreaming In Slow Motion, a stately album by Cardiff-based Danielle Lewis, creeps up on you from a two-metre distance and then gives you a big hug.
Things Take Time, Take Time, the third album from Courtney Barnett, offers a more adventurous tweak to her formula.
Including pioneers of Detroit techno, 2-tone and progressive rock - those'd be Kevin Saunderson, The Specials and Yes - plus newcomers to the trip-hop and gothic metal subgenres, namely Tirzah and Unto Others.
Bank holiday bangers (and things less appropriately described) by The Bug, Chubby & The Gang, Marisa Anderson & William Tyler, Voces8 and Yann Tiersen.
Five new albums including jazz from Slowly Rolling Camera and Snazzback, dub reggae from Mungo's Hi Fi and classic rock from David Crosby.