Benedicte Maurseth
Hárr
Magical new album by Benedicte Maurseth which. a portal into a world shared by music and nature, wildlife and mountain people, traditional Norwegian folk tunes and contemporary minimalist arrangements, is a highly rewarding listening experience
Family
A Song for Me
Expanded and excellent edition of the eclectic Leicester band Family's 1970 third album
Rupert Wates
For The People
Enchanting album of original folk songs from US-based London guitarist and singer Rupert Wates.
Loop
Sonancy
First album in over thirty years from Loop combines the band’s riff-laden power and psychedelic production enhancement in classic fashion.
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Tears For Fears
The Tipping Point
Ambitious first album in eighteen years from seminal 80's synth pop group Tears For Fears which finds them convincingly breaking into new territory
Weather Station
How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars
Intimate and understated sixth album from The Weather Station, the project of acclaimed Canadian actress and singer Tamara Lindeman
John Mayall
The Sun is Shining Down
Latest album from John Mayall reminds us why he is known as the godfather of British Blues, as, working with a fantastic array of contemporary musicians, he proves still has what it takes to please his fans as he approaches his ninetieth birthday next year
Bonham-Bullick
Bonham-Bullick
Eclectic covers album from Deborah Bonham, the younger sister of Led Zeppelin Drummer John Bonham, and her guitarist husband Peter Bullick
Bryan Adams
So Happy It Hurts
Formulaic but enjoyable latest album from bestselling Canadian artist Bryan Adams
Kiki Dee and Carmelo Luggeri
The Long Ride Home
Superb latest album from singer Kiki Dee and guitarist Carmelo Luggeri which will delight their loyal fans and is a great introduction to their music for those who haven’t yet discovered it
Avril Lavigne
Love Sux
Raucously energetic and fiery comeback album from Canadian singer Avril Lavigne which marks a return to her pop-punk roots
Stereophonics
Oochya!
Anthemic and impressively powerful bewalbum from Welsh band Stereophonics released to coincide with the 25th anniversary of their debut LP
Maren Morris
Humble Quest
Evocative combination of folk, country and pop on third album from award winning American singer-songwriter Maren Morris
Nilufer Yanya
Painless
Minimalist and ethereal second album which reflects on vulnerability and dislocation from London-based singer-songwriter Nilufer Yanya
Lilly of the West
Swings and Heartaches Vol. 2
Eclectic and quirky collection of covers on twelfth album from Bulgarian bluegrass group Lilly of the West
Little Boots
Tomorrow's Yesterdays
Homemade DIY disco on accomplished but melancholic latest album from electronic artist Little Boots
Ella Henderson
Everything I Didn't Say
Confident but thought-provoking and bluntly honest second album and first in eight years from singer-songwriter Ella Henderson
Banjo Jen
Fine Line
Excellent new single from Banjo Jen which proves a great introduction to her take on country and Americana music
Taylor Young Band
Mercury Transit
Uplifting and appealing collection of songs on debut album from the Taylor Young Band which mixes pop, country and power pop perfectly
Dead South
Easy Listening for Jerks Parts 1 and 2
Volatile but impressive double pack covers EPs from quirky bluegrass punks The Dead South
Blues Against Youth
As the Tide Gets High and Low
Authentic and integral blues on sixth album from Italian one-man project The Blues Against Youth
David Lance Callahan
English Primitive 1
The legendary Wolfhounds frontman David Lance Callahan may be an anti-hero but 'English Primitive I' proves he is a national treasure
Oneiros Way
The Dawn is Near
Experimental and distinctive electronica on debut album from Milan-based duo Oneiros Way
Paul McCartney and Wings
Wild Life
Excellent vinyl reissue of Wings' 1971 debut album which while it received lukewarm reception on its initial release half a century on stands up in a more favourable light