Albums

Modernaire

Modernaire - Velvet Never Dries

It’s going to take divine intervention for the city of Manchester to hold on to pop duo Modernaire.

Young Galaxy

Young Galaxy - Young Galaxy

With a self-titled debut album called ‘Young Galaxy’ it’s not surprising that this release is not just a little cosmic.

The Violets

The Violets - The Lost Pages

New Cross’s The Violets are inspired by all manner of stimulants, most of which are gloomy and surreal.

Sigur Ros

Sigur Rose - Hvarf/Heim

It sounds ludicrous, pompous, patronising and almost nationalistic, but Sigur Ros astound partly because they don’t sing in the English language.

Soulwax

Soulwax - Most of The Remixes

Of remixes, Blur bassist Alex James says they’re pointless, feeling that the true art form of music should not be dabbled with.

Metric

Metric - Grow Up And Blow Away

Until now, if you wanted to get your mitts on Metric’s debut album, you’d have to have paid through the nose for an imported copy.

David Gilmour Girls

David Gilmour Girls - Vultures

No, not an all-female troupe inspired by the words and music of the Pink Floyd man...

Disco Drive

Disco Drive - Things To Do Today

The cover of Disco Drive’s second album looks like the corrupt Tweeny has barfed all over Tony Heart’s studio.

Black Diamond Heavies

Black Diamond Heavies - Every Damn Time

Tennessee is a place where fashion doesn’t exist. Because it doesn’t need to.

Fiery Furnaces

The Fiery Furnaces - Window City

Although stylistically similar to 2004’s ‘Blueberry Boat’, ‘Widow City’ feels far more musically self-assured...

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