Since the release of the last album, the band have had numerous highlights, breaking the all-time merch sales record at SSE Arena Wembley, and holding the honor of being the first Japanese band to headline the prestigious venue.
The Bronx's sixth studio album Bronx VI builds on the legacy the LA-based rockers have established in it's near two-decade existence, but which definitely proves the door to what's next has not just been kicked down, but chopped up and burned to a cinder.
The 5th studio album by UK rave/breakbeat artists The Prodigy. Includes the classic banger 'Take Me to the Hospital.' Blistering synth hooks, heart-stopping guitars, and the smack of the Roland TR-707 make up this seminal record.
Billy Bragg returns with his tenth studio album, The Million Things That Never Happened. Featuring 12 soulful country rock gems, it's not only the first pandemic blues album of our times but also a heartfelt paean to human resilience.
In March 2016, acclaimed singers Billy Bragg and Joe Henry, guitars in hand, boarded a Los Angeles bound train at Chicago's Union Station with the hope of reconnecting with the culture of American railroad travel and the songs it inspired.
The Fratellis' sixth album leans toward the baroque pop with lots of horns and strings. It came out in 2021 and instead of a supporting tour the band supported local record shops around the country with live performances.
After vaulting to fame as a founding member of the beloved indie pop collective Belle & Sebastian, Isobel Campbell enjoyed success as a solo artist, recording lush and elegiac chamber pop with longstanding duet partner Mark Lanegan.
