New Releases

The Modfather continues his prolific recent form with True Meanings, his third album in the past four years.

The LP is the 14th solo album of Weller's career and the 26th of his career in all. 

The album is a departure for Weller from his recent work, with the jerky krautrock left behind and dreamy, 60s pop inspired taking centre stage. 

The Zombies' Rod Argent, Lucy Rose, White Label’s Tom Doyle and Noel Gallagher all guest on the album. 

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The 1975 approved oddballs unveil their much-anticipated debut album next month. 

The album includes hit singles 'Television Romance' and 'There’s A Honey'. 

Click here to read our interview with the band. 

The mysterious London duo finally follow-up their hugely acclaimed 2014 debut album next month with For Ever.

Initially, Tom McFarland and Josh Lloyd-Watson headed to Los Angeles to write and record their second LP, but after difficulty adjusting and the demise of their long-term relationships, the pair returned to London. 

They've described the new album as "post-apocalyptic radio station playing break up songs".

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The Canadian songstress teams up for the iconic crooner for this joint album. 

Among the classics covered by the pair are 'Nice Work If You Can Get It', 'S Wonderful' and 'They Can't Take That Away From Me'. 

The dance titans drop their ninth studio album this week, their first since 2012's Wonky. 

The LP features nine tracks and a guest appearance from Professor Brian Cox. 

The songwriting genius unveils his first new album since 2013's New, making it the 17 solo albums and counting. 

Egypt Station has been produced by Adele/Sia hitmaker Greg Kurstin, with the exception of one track produced by OneRepublic mainman Ryan Tedder.

The album will contain 16 tracks, including singles 'I Don't Know' and 'Come On To Me'.

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The iconic axeman unveils his 11th studio album, his first since 2014's Strut. 

The 12-track effort features Kravitz on almost every instrument, with longtime guitarist Craig Ross the only collaborator. 

The iconic songwriter revisits his back catalogue on his 14th solo album, producing an LP of re-recordings of select lesser-known songs from Simon's catalogue, often altering their original arrangements, harmonic structures, and lyrics.

The album was recorded with producer Roy Halee and a band that includes trumpeter Wynton Marsalis and The National's Bryce Dessner. 

Among the songs re-worked are 'René and Georgette Magritte with Their Dog After the War', 'Darling Lorraine' and 'How the Heart Approaches What It Yearns'.

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Jason Pierce returns after a six-year absence with a brand new collection, a nine-track effort, produced by Pierce himself. 

Written by Pierce on a laptop inside his bedroom, the album sees Spiritualized return to their spacy, psychedelic roots. 

The former Ace and Mike + The Mechanics frontman returns with a brand new solo LP, the 17th solo album of his career. 

Eric Clapton drummer Steve Gadd and legendary saxophonist  Pee Wee Ellis are among the guests, while Carrack's former Squeeze bandmate Chris Difford provides lyrics on five tracks.