DEPECHE MODE: LIVE: glossy photobook collects band’s onstage history
A hefty tome crammed with history, artwork, releases and more, Depeche Mode: Live is an absolute must-have for followers of the band in question.
A hefty tome crammed with history, artwork, releases and more, Depeche Mode: Live is an absolute must-have for followers of the band in question.
Love, kindness and honesty jump off A Thousand Threads’ pages, the long-awaited memoir from warm-hearted, generous rebel Neneh Cherry.
Ezra Collective's Dance, No One's Watching fuses jazz, funk, and Afrobeat into a groovy, dynamic sound, proving they're still riding high post-Mercury Prize.
Philosopher Mark Rowlands explores canine wisdom and how dogs’ simple lives can inspire our own in new book, The Happiness Of Dogs.
Rachel Kushner’s fast-paced eco-thriller Creation Lake dives into espionage, moral ambiguity, and nature’s fight for survival.
Max Richter’s In A Landscape revisits his signature style with a plea for unity, blending electronic elements with classical beauty.
The Jesus And Mary Chain's early days are well-documented in Ben Thompson's assisted oral history of the band with plenty of honesty and deadpan humour.
The first LL Cool J album in a decade, The FORCE could turn out to be the most talked about and monumental rap release this year.
Just About Coping covers Natalie Cawley's time as a trainee therapist undergoing therapy herself, making for an emotional rollercoaster of laughter and tears.
Hifi Sean & David McAlmont’s Daylight delivers soulful vocals and punchy beats, perfect for closing out the summer with style.
Mark Lanegan’s estate and Beggars Arkive have released Bubblegum XX, a 20th anniversary reissue of Lanegan’s 2004 album that makes the original even greater.
House Gospel Choir deliver a feel good, gospel-fuelled spiritual slab of vinyl with house leanings in Love Is The Message.