Exclusive editions of new and archival vinyl releases from a collective of like-minded indie record shops.
Eleven years in the making, Kate Nash’s sixth studio album Cailín is a love letter to her Irish heritage. A raw, raucous album combining traditional Irish sounds with punk energy, nods to hip hop production and Nash’s knack for a killer hook.
Read MoreFriendly Fires’ new and fourth album Dig Deeper lives up to its title in more ways than one. It’s the sound of one of the world’s best-loved indie-dance bands doubling down on what makes their song DNA so special.
Read More‘No Refunds’ confronts a litany of modern horrors, from genocide and fascism to the rise of AI, reproductive rights, and the descent into the grubby basement of the ‘manosphere’, all whilst expanding the sonic world that made Lambrini Girls’ debut so memorable.
Read MoreChicago band Beach Bunny revisits their first three original releases, Animalism, Pool Party, and Crybaby. Featuring fan-favorite tracks “February,” “July,” and “6 Weeks,” this revamped edition reintroduces the band’s roots over a decade later.
Read MoreBloc Party’s place in hearts and minds was never up for debate, but the past four years have reaffirmed that position and simultaneously ignited a new passion with fans young and old.
Read MoreFormal Sppeedwear, Stoke-On-Trent’s most tuned-in and turned-out trio, release their debut album Punch Card, which might be the avant-garde pop record of the year.
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