Various Nigeria 80
‘Nigeria 70’ was one of the ultimate compilations, shining a light on a vibrant music scene. It still sounds fresh today. This new release moves forward, diving deep into the explosive sound world of 1980s Nigeria. With all tracks reissued here for the first time, ‘Nigeria 80’ spans highlife, juju, Afrobeat, reggae, and early fusion sounds – from Victor Uwaifo and Nico Mbarga to Evi-Edna Ogholi and I.C.R, maintaining a high quality control throughout.
Ezra Collective Here Because Of Hope
Expansive, emotional and deeply rhythmic, the album captures a band continuing to push the boundaries of contemporary British music while remaining rooted in the community, spirituality and collective energy that has defined them from the very beginning.
Bonobo Distance In Static
He collaborates with a typically striking cast of artists including Arooj Aftab, Joy Crookes, Nilüfer Yanya, Ichiko Aoba, Nicole Miglis (Hundred Waters) and Aanya Martin. Lyrics appear in English, Urdu and Japanese, while historic Iranian samples and guzheng recordings sit alongside Green’s own meticulously processed instrumentation.
This Is Lorelei The Singer In My Band
Nate Amos of Water From Your Eyes takes the building blocks of the Great American Songbook and twists those elemental pieces into new shapes.
The Tubs Hard Life
The London-based Celtic jangle band bring their literary, bleary-eyed, world-weary, night-of-your-life highwire act.
Sorcha Richardson Draw The Outline
It sees her moving away from the synthesizers that defined her earlier work, finding new intimacy in woodwinds, saxophone, Hammond organ and piano, with the acoustic guitar acting as a quiet anchor.
Formal Sppeedwear Punch Card
Cultivated in the North-West’s pulsing DIY scene alongside pals Westside Cowboy and TTSSFU, ‘Punch Card’ moves from slick city-pop to jagged new-wave, evoking XTC, Scary Monsters era Bowie & Japan.
Pridhvi Sunain Zoro MAHA
The debut concept album by emerging cultural artist Pridhvi Sunain Zoro, structured as a three-act musical narrative exploring the collapse and renewal of human connection in modern society.
Natalie McCool Good For The Soul
It’s a diverse journey, which moves confidently from playful pop and into darker, trippier, moodier soundscapes.
MF Tomlinson Heaven Is Other People EP
Five tracks blending folk, orchestral pop, experimental jazz, slowcore and ambient textures into immersive worlds.
Halfway Up A Jagged Hill Huajh
Not quite metal, not quite emo, not quite slowcore, halfway up a jagged hill (HUAJH, for short) invites in anyone who wanders by.
Slug Comparison Cold In Cold Out EP
The six tracks dwell in depressive territory and are best experienced privately, in sequence, and through headphones. Harrison intentionally selected fragments with minimal rock riffage, choosing the moody, unironic, humourless pieces that fit the EP’s emotional landscape.
Radio Karma We Were Gods EP
Classic rock / power pop, influenced by Cheap Trick, Queen and Jellyfish—with a dash of The Sweet for good measure.
Simon Goff Interior Realms Vol 1
With an aesthetic rooted in contextual minimalism, parallel phasing, and pioneering, modular sound design, the album transcends musical ideologies into reflective moments of atmospheric ambiance, rooted in the human experience.
Pokey LaFarge Rent Money
Iconoclastic troubadour explores how hard work in hard times doesn’t always pay the bills, both in practical and spiritual terms.
Beans Less Louder
A blissed-out, harmony-driven record firmly in the “Sunday Afternoon” category.
Midnight Swim Midnight Swim
Debut from Manchester band blending sharp guitars and glossy melodies, their sound lands somewhere between Paramore, The Maine and You Me At Six.
Run Remedy Not At The Table
A strikingly intimate and conceptually ambitious EP that blurs the line between indie pop, lo-fi experimentation and alternative storytelling.
Brian Fallon & The Painkillers Not Bad For New Jersey
Gaslight Anthem leader summoning up a frenetic collision of power pop and heartland rock, the perfect sonic counterpart to the hot-blooded sincerity that has driven his songwriting for close to three decades.
Xion When Stars Collide
New Swedish act with a blend of speed and thrash metal.
Jaime Russo Keep Steppin!
Marking his second release on Domino, the EP is packed full to the brim of groove-heavy dance tracks.
Locust Spectral+
An eclectic, uniquely slanted collection that draws on classic influences including Giorgio Moroder, Brian Eno, My Bloody Valentine, and Boards of Canada as jumping-off points.
Everyone Says Hi Funny Cos It’s True
Layered with a hazy retro edge while sounding distinctly new, the album sees the band rediscover and reinvent a classic sound with a heavy dose of infectiously anthemic choruses and a knack for lustrous songcraft.
The Proclaimers You May Offend
Their 13th studio album’s 12 tracks – punchy and punky, rousing and carousing, tender and tough – were written in Edinburgh and recorded at Monmouth’s legendary Rockfield Studios in a couple of days shy of three weeks.
Nate Mercereau Fantastic Thoughts
Visionary LA-based multi-instrumentalist, composer, André 3000 collaborator, creates a work of ecstatic, unbridled creative energy.
Wrong Man Here’s That Feeling
Their brand of soulful post hardcore is equal parts noisy and melodic, at times bluesy and moody.
Harlott Exsequiis
The death of the gods, delivered by thrash metal artisans in the prime of their lives.
nick nicely Or A Brockley Afternoon
Moving freely amongst (neo-classic) psychedelia, experimental pop, lo-fi invention, chamber and sci-fi music, it’s a space where epic refrains linger like half remembered dreams and familiar structures are nudged just far enough sideways to feel newly mysterious.
Violeta Garcia & Hora Lunga 4ever
Built from García’s cello and Hora Lunga’s synths, samples and field recordings, the album pushes further into emotion, letting fragile melodies, orchestral cello gestures, heavy low-end and compressed noise melt into something both dystopian and strangely familiar.
Jake Soberlak I’m In Trouble
Debut from a 17-year-old singer, guitarist and harmonica player who plays the blues with an authority beyond his years.
The Samurai Seven Make It Real EP
Their first new music in 25 years sees the band slowdown from their usual 100 mph, with swampy guitars driven with hypnotic urgency; all while retaining the vocal harmonies and pop hooks that made them popular with John Peel.
Moriah Mensah Mensah
Mixtape on which the rapper and producer explores adolescence, self-image, fame, potential, legacy, superficiality, recreation and connection.
Gavin Friday Decadence
A companion album to 2024’s Ecce Homo that reimagines six tracks from the original record as one continuous electronic work.
Schandmaul Sternensegler
First album from folk rock band with new singer Till Herence.
