These New Puritans / Field Of Reeds
"like the music of the spheres", says Stuart Gadd
Released on Infectious Music | By Stuart Gadd
The Computers / Love Triangles, Hate Squares
Exeter punks return with a refreshing new soulful sound
Released | By Jak Hutchcraft
Honningbarna / Verden Er Enkel
The guitars like an angry wasp in a box, there are white hot licks and air raid warning drone inside
Released on G-Records | By Stuart Gadd
Father Sculptor / Faith & Violence
Father Sculptor is certainly no guardian of the banal, but if you’re looking for a 1980s inspired music scene all over again, it must start here. An intertextual masterpiece!
Released on IX Hispana Records | By AP Childs
Ian McCulloch / Holy Ghosts
The album is almost a letter to critics past and present that says ‘Dear Fuckers, I am still around and better than ever. Signed Ian.'
Released on Edsel | By Darren Myers
Savages / Silence Yourself
Mute Everything Else
Released on Matador | By Nicholas Burman
Neon Neon / Praxis Makes Perfect
Put simply, we’re in the land of bouncy, early ‘80s electro here – think Giorgio Moroder at a Nintendo warehouse party and you won’t be far off
Released | By Ric Rawlins
Young Galaxy / Ultramarine
A soft but warming electronica record worth more than a minute of your time
Released | By Nicholas Burman
Born Ruffians / Birthmarks
A perfectly happy, summer record which just doesn't feel essential
Released on Yep Roc | By Nicholas Burman
Junip / Junip
A blend of African pop and jazz with mixed results but a welcome surprise nonetheless
Released on City Slang | By Stephanie Chase
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