Exclusive editions of new and archival vinyl releases from a collective of like-minded indie record shops.
Some albums simply get better with time. Others wait patiently for the world to catch up. As it celebrates its 25th anniversary, The Joy of Sing-Sing feels less like an overlooked curiosity and more like one of the great lost British albums of its era.
Read MoreFormed in 2011, The Spook School carved out a reputation as one of the most beloved queer acts of their generation. After years away, they return with new album Like A Heartbeat; the heroes we deserve, carrying a message of resilience, solidarity, and—vitally—hope for the future.
Read MoreThe South Facade is the long-awaited debut album from Ugly. Since forming in Cambridge in 2016, the six-piece have spent the best part of the last decade relentlessly gigging, establishing themselves as one of the UK's most exciting and ambitious new bands.
Read MoreFollowing a trio of rapturously received EPs, Bristol-based punks Grandmas House deliver their Ali Chant-produced debut LP, Baby You’re A Winner.
Read MoreThe much-loved Mystery Jets return with a conceptually rich new album, focusing on the intimate ways we perceive and process the world.
Read MoreWritten in green rooms, on long car journeys and in the gaps between relentless touring, ‘Massive Champion’ is the highly anticipated second album from Bristol’s Getdown Services.
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