After 10 albums spanning 15 years, American indie stars Of Montreal have released their most “tantalizingly complex” record to date.
A perfectly seamless record, Paralytic Stalks resembles modern classical with its intricate compositions, while at others echoes of neo-prog, pseudo-country, and 60s pop can be hear.
Emerging as in the early 00s as stalwarts of the rock revival scene, the Black Keys have cut themselves a decade long career through creating rollicking, energetic garage rock. Barely a year since releasing their aclaimed grower 'Brothers', El Camino is the Keys 7th record.
This rarities and B-sides compilation is a remarkable portrait of the incredible funk and soul sounds that Sharon Jones and her band have crafted over the years
Real Estate return with their second LP, a refined evolution of their existing lazy, summer anthems. Days shows a band confident with their sound who are sharpening and cleaning up their sonic palette while losing none of the shimmering guitarwork and warm vibes from their earlier releases.
An ambitious double-LP, m83’s latest record is a love-letter to the super-sweet shine of 80s dream pop, electronic shoegaze and ambient pieces. Teaming up with artists such as Zola Jesus and Medicine’s Brad laner, Hurry Up We’re Dreaming sees Anthony Gonzalez sticking to a tried and tested formula with his song-writing as he draws deeply from his previous two releases for inspiration.
Four years after her triumphant sophomore album ‘The Reminder’, Feist returns with her most intimate and accessible record to date. Metals is a collection of celebratory pop from an artist at the peak of her creativity.
Sludgy american metal band Mastodon return with their fifth and most accessible record to date: The Hunter, moving away from their previous concept albums to create a pounding assault of metal underpinned by a roaring mix of clean vocals and guttural roars.
San Francisco act Girls return with their second full length which picks up directly where their last EP left off, mining the sounds of the past and re-contextualizing them in a way which feels rich with inventiveness and creativity.
