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The Scissor Sisters frontman makes his solo debut on this album and is as flamboyant as ever. 

The album’s 12 tracks, written over the last two years after the Scissor Sisters went on hiatus, were recorded in Louisville with Kevin Ratterman and a host of local musicians that include members of My Morning Jacket. 

The Last Shadow Puppets man unveils his first new solo album in five years, an album featuring songs co-written with Jamie T and Lana Del Rey. 

The LP sees Kane focusing on harder, more aggressive sound, with 80s post-punk a key inspiration. 

Click here to read our interview with Kane.

The Scouse psychedelic pop collective unveil their ninth full-length effort this week, the follow-up to 2014's Distance Inbetween. 

Recorded with producer Rich Turvey, the album sees the band embracing melody and returning to their 60s pop-influenced roots.

Click here to read our interview with singer James Skelly. 

The pop-punks take a dark turn on their new album, a concept record which is split into four parts. 

Underoath's Aaron Gillespie guests on one track on the LP, which sees the band working with Gene "Machine" Freeman, best known for his work with Lamb Of God and Crossfaith, who produces the record alongside the band. 

The classical crossover foursome unveil their new LP this week.

The new album sees the band covering John Legend's hit 'All Of Me', 'Hola', a Spanish version of Adele’s hit song 'Hello' and Robbie Williams' 'Angels'.

In this chilling horror, Blunt and Krasinski star as a couple living on a farm with their two children in a dystopian future. In order to survive, they must stay silent, but when the couple's son knocks over a lantern, creating a small commotion, all hell breaks loose.

Krasinski himself directs, working from a script from Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, writers of hit horror flick Nightlight. 

Click here to watch our interview with Krasinski.

Olivia Cooke, Anya Taylor-Joy and the sadly departed Anton Yelchin are the leading lights in this eccentric new drama.

Taylor-Joy and Olivia Cooke play Amanda and Lily, two upper-class teenage girls in suburban Connecticut rekindle their unlikely friendship after years of growing apart, a rekindling that draws them into a strange little heist.

Playwright Cory Finley makes his feature-film debut here and is on both writing and directing duty.

Click here to read our full preview.

The fifth season of the hit action drama arrives on DVD shelves this week. 

The show stars James Spader and Megan Boone.

It follows Boone's Elizabeth Keen, a young FBI agent who has her entire life uprooted when a mysterious criminal, Spader's Raymond Reddington, who has eluded capture for decades, turns himself in and insists on speaking only to her.

The third and final season of Versailles arrives on DVD shelves. 

The lavish production, which follows life in the raunchy and always unpredictable court of Louis XIV, stars George Blagden, Alexander Vlahos, Stuart Bowman, Elisa Losowski and Evan Williams.

In the final run, we begin with Louis celebrating his victory over the Dutch and their allies by welcoming defeated Emperor Leopold of Hungary and his niece Eleanor to Versailles. It's a move that could have personal consequences for the French King...

After six seasons and 124 episodes, the curtain falls on the hugely successful country drama this week with the arrival of the final season on DVD.