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Foals Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 2 CD | LP

Suede Head Music (20th Anniversary) Demon Records / Edsel CD | LP

The Slow Readers Club Live At The Apollo Modern Sky Entertainment CD | LP

Field Music Making a New World Field Music’s new release is “Making A New World”, a 19 track song cycle about the after-effects of the First World War. But this is not an album about warand it is not, in anytraditional sense, an album about remembrance. There are songs here about air trafficcontrol and gender reassignment surgery. There are songs about Tiananmen Square andabout ultrasound. There are even songs about Becontree HousingEstate and about sanitarytowels Memphis Industries CD | LP

Sunset Sons Blood Rush Deja Vu Indies exclusive LP is on translucent red coloured vinyl. The second full length album from Sunset Sons. The album shows a more mature, dark and urgent side of the band, whilst keeping to their trademark festival anthemic rock and laid back dreamy beach retrospectives. The album has been produced by Grammy winning and ‘MPG Producer of the Year 2018’ Catherine Marks (Foals, Wolf Alice, The Amazons) and features 10 new tracks (including an exclusive track for physical formats only). Blood Rush Déjà Vu was recorded between their adopted hometown, the surf commune of Hossegor on the south-west Atlantic coast of France and Kensaltown Studios in London. Bad Influence CD | LP

Spielbergs Running All The Way Home EP A new 12" EP from the awesome garage indie-punks Spielbergs, following on from their 2019 breakthrough debut full lenth This Is Not The End. If you're into the likes of Japandroids, Superchunk or Gang Of Youths then give this a listen. Running All The Way Home is Spielbergs at their triumphant best, condensing the mood of an entire world into a four-minute, adrenaline-shot thrill-ride. By The Time It Gets Dark 12"

Courteeners More. Again. Forever. The sixth full length album from Courteeners, following on from 2016's Mapping The Rendezvous. Ignition Records CD | LP

Suede The Insatiable Ones A triple-disc package of the 2018 documentary of the legendary Suede. Brett Anderson has made a point of saying that this documentary – directed by Mike Christie – isn’t “a powder-puff promotional tool” rather it “grasps at the very essence of what the band is, charting the scruffy inglorious years of struggle, the vertiginous heights of success and the dank depths of self-destruction and hopefully emerges at the end of it all with some truths revealed and some myths destroyed”. BMG

Swim Deep Emerald Classics The third full length album from the awesome Brummie shoegaze / dream-pop influenced indie-rockers Swim Deep. Emerald Classics was recorded on the South East Kent coast over a three week period late last summer with producer Dave McCracken who has previously worked with Ian Brown and Beyoncé (!). Combining the pop sensibilities of their first album with the psychedelia elements of their second, McCracken is; "a very vital part of this record. Maybe the most vital" – Austin comments. Cooking Vinyl CD | LP

ORB Naturality An exciting development from under strange Australian lablights: ORB re-spawn from last year’s Birth with a further mutated slab of paranoid heavy shred, Naturality. They bring the dread with a kinetic muscularity and a pleasantly evolving synthetic strangeness, as if having eaten of the wrong part of the garden, causing familiar things start to seem less so. The effects of these spores on the modern brain, already clogged with a steady drip of zips and zooms, are fresh and confusing. ORB are young and fleet fingered, and certainly know their way around a riff, but bring everything into an almost alien clarity both blunted and futuristic. ORB, you see, have ripened quite radically, and one can only think at an accelerated pace upon their travels with King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard. This album finds them sprouting new appendages and clawing at their enclosures. This is potent stuff, be careful! Shroomed out doom rock extra-special… early Sabbath, Edgar Broughton Band, Buffalo…down tuned and grooving up the stoned rock... Castle Face CD | LP

Soak Before We Forgot How To Dream Debut album from young Irish acoustic folk artist Soak. Already compared with the likes of Laura Marling and Beach House, Bridie has been a rising star in her hometown of Derry since the age of 14, when a chance uploading of the ‘Sea Creatures’ demo to the BBC Introducing playlist saw A&R board the next flight over and park up outside the Monds-Watson’s household. Yet SOAK rushed into nothing, instead splitting her time between studies, the local skate-park and daunting early shows (such as opening Derry’s tenure as City of Culture hours before a GCSE exam). Things moved forward last year, when Bridie teamed up with CHVRCHES for their launch of a singles label, toured with George Ezra and Tegan & Sara, before signing a deal with Rough Trade the same summer most of her friends got their A-Level results. Rough Trade CD | LP

Liam Gallagher Now That Ive Found You Having made the comeback of the year with 2017’s ‘As You Were’, Liam vowed to get down to business and do it all over again – but better. It’s a mission statement that he’s unquestionably achieved with today’s release of his second solo album ‘Why Me? Why Not.’ It’s an album that finds Liam doing what he does best. That voice of a generation powers a collection of songs which are not only a level above his debut, but also that possess a rich emotional resonance. There are times when his vocal fires on all cylinders with a visceral, attitude-rich intensity. But at the other extreme, ‘Why Me? Why Not.’ also captures a new-found sense of poignancy and reflection. That spectrum has been reflected by the tracks which have previewed the album’s release: ‘One of Us’, ‘Once’, ‘Shockwave’ and ‘The River’. “I can’t rest on my laurels,” says Liam of his approach to the album. “I need to be smashing it. I want to get bigger. I want even more people to be getting into it. I want to sell out huge fields. I always want to look forward. That’s my whole thing.” 7"

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