Album of The Week
Album of the Week: Pavement - Hecklers Choice: Big Gums and Heavy Lifters
Best Of and Greatest Hits compilations are often maligned by serious music fans and collectors, often dismissed in favour of an artist’s studio albums and frequently written off as record-label...
Album of the Week: Rosalía – LUX
Spanish pop visionary Rosalía, who stunned critics with 2018’s El Mal Querer and conquered the globe with the art-pop brilliance of 2022’s MOTOMAMI, returns this week with her fourth studio album,...
Album of the Week: Hilary Woods - Night CRIÚ
Night CRIÚ is the fifth solo album from Hilary Woods, the Irish musician perhaps best known to most as the former bassist of one of Ireland’s most successful indie bands...
Album of the Week: Just Mustard - WE WERE JUST HERE
WE WERE JUST HERE is the new album from Dundalk band Just Mustard, their third full-length release and second for indie giants Partisan Records. It’s also, by some distance, the...
Album of the Week: Sudan Archives - THE BPM
THE BPM is the new album from Sudan Archives, the moniker of American singer, songwriter, and violinist Brittney Parks. It’s her third studio effort and the highly anticipated follow-up to...
Album of the Week: The Necks - Disquiet
For nearly four decades, Australian improvisational trio The Necks have quietly carved out their own distinct corner of the musical landscape. While their roots lie loosely in jazz, their sound...
Album of the Week: Oasis - (What's The Story) Morning Glory?
This week marks the 30th anniversary of Oasis’ second album, (What’s The Story) Morning Glory?. To celebrate, the record has been reissued in special vinyl and CD editions. While the Manchester...
Album of the Week: Cate Le Bon - Michelangelo Dying
Welsh singer-songwriter Cate Le Bon’s new album Michelangelo Dying has, in most press reports, been described as a break-up record. That label might conjure images of sparse, piano-led laments or acoustic...