PETROL GIRLS - BABY

Liam Gallagher - C'mon You Know

C’mon You Know is Gallagher's best album thus far

Peach Pit - From 2 to 3

By the end of my first listen to ‘From 2 to 3’, it became clear that the band have crafted a soundscape that is uniquely theirs.

Florence + The Machine- Dance Fever

I implore you to explore this album for yourself and become immersed in this new fairytale world Welch has created with this Dance Fever character. I for one don’t see myself leaving it anytime soon.

PEANESS – WORLD FULL OF WORRY

On this album, Peaness don’t do many thing particularly new but by heck they do it well and the songwriting is of an exceptional standard.

Sharon Van Etten - We've Been Going About This All Wrong

The singer-songwriter’s sixth album is an immersive collection of songs, wrestling with trauma both collective and personal in an increasingly destabilising world and will be the greatest record you’ll hear this year.

Tess Parks - And Those Who Were Seen Dancing

The album closes with a piano and the sound of rain in 'Saint Michael'. Retrospective and atmospheric rather than apostolic in its tone,

EAT YOUR OWN HEAD – NECK-DEEP IN THE BLYTH

These guys can play – hell, these guys can play – but, like the very best math-rock, prog and jazz, technique never takes precedence over the song.

Loose Fit - Social Graces

From start to finish this is an absolute peach of an album, a juicy slice of post-punk, pop perfection.

Sta Prest - Shadow Boy

Susanna - Elevation

If you are not already familiar with the work of Susanna Wallumrød (or, come to that, Charles Baudelaire) I would implore you to give 'Elevation' a listen. It is most certainly an album that is all that I cannot leave behind.

C Duncan - Alluvium

Alluvium's sense of fluidity and pace continues in the cinematic harpsichord-led title track, whilst 'Earth' creates a distinctly retro revisitation of Colin Blunstone on a 1970's Alan Parsons concept album

Wallows - Tell Me That It’s Over

Wet Leg - Wet Leg

The day is finally here…Isle of Wight’s most of exciting new band have delivered an album that does not fall short of expectations.

ROMERO – TURN IT ON!

CROWS – BEWARE BELIEVERS

Another cracking album and I can’t wait to see ‘em blast it out live.

Ho99o9 - Skin

Nilufer Yanya - Painless

Placebo – Never Let Me Go

Finn Doherty - You're Still in My Dreams

Zakoor - Life Cycle

The Ninth Wave - Heavy Like A Headache

WIDOWSPEAK – THE JACKET

Samana - All One Breath

it is almost as though the listener has been taken on their own enlightening journey of discovery as well.

OH HIROSHIMA – MYRIAD

....have created a sound that is wholly their own and it is IMMENSE.

Stereophonics - Oochya!

Kristine Leschper - The Opening Or Closing of A Door

This is a stripped-back work that is overwhelmingly enhanced by the beauty and fragility of Leschper's vocals, creating a naturalistic and folkier feel to previous works, and producing an authentic sense of natural impermeance.

Fatherson - Normal Fears

Ultimately the album shows an expressive side to the band, one that brings delight and hopefully a new swarm of fans while keeping the old ones happy

Seven Seals - Owl Cage

'Owl Cage' is an album that should now be heard way beyond the rugged peaks of the Cumbrian countryside

Skinny Lister - A Matter of Life & Love

CATCHER – THE FAT OF A BROKEN HEART

Mothermary - I Am Your God

Are they destined to become the next big thing? Who knows? But, for now, I am happy to listen, and wait, and see what happens next.

SEA POWER – EVERYTHING WAS FOREVER

Cat Power - Covers

Basia Bulat - The Garden

'The Garden' is a collection that has been laid out with love and affection. It emerges as a truly original and fascinating retrospective of this talented artist. Thoroughly recommended.

Elvis Costello & The Imposters – The Boy Named If

This latest recording will be a real thrill for his many devoted followers. It is bright and packed full of enthusiasm, passion and energy……… So if you’re looking for some exciting new music to listen too when pay day arrives, look no further