Releases

Depending on your inclination, Rauschenberg’s debut LP could either be a wonderful throwback to the glory days of alternative rock or a stone best left unturned.

Since early last year, Ghost Of The Avalanche have been making DFA 1979-inspired noise, now they're back with a new EP.

Whether it’s his armchair delivery, the blasé title or him listing his address at the end, this is certainly a gripping LP.

This month sees long-awaited albums, EPs and singles from Grizzly Bear, The War on Drugs, Ghostpoet, Liars, Iron and Wine and Nadine Shah.

Bristol’s fastest-rising music conduit, Chiverin, is back to put a mess of new sounds for Record Store Day.

What we have with 'Inji' is the result of many encountered influences, all set to what he calls his 'futurist sonic mosaic.

While some acts climb up their own bums to make vapid dog eggs that only they call songs, this record is the "what you could have won" of third album offerings.

No strangers to live, tour and compilation releases, this one compiles a handful of stripped-back live tracks, with a tantalising number of b-sides and other tidbits surrounding the album.

Released: 22nd October Howling Owl Records / Cartoon Records We’ve got a 2012 music journalism game in the office. It’s called ‘Drink when someone mentions My...

The best of August's album releases, including the exciting new IDLES album, Bad Sounds providing accomplished noises and more Mitski magnificence.