Music
Men From Earth: Wildwood Echoes
Wildwood Echoes is the debut release for Men From Earth. Stringing together blues, folk, country and even Celtic sounds, this is an album for nature lovers.
Coldplay: A Head Full of Dreams
Coldplay’s last album, 2014’s Ghost Stories was a maudlin affair that left their legions of fans (mostly) scratching their heads in confusion. But fret not, A Head Full Of Dreams sees Chris Martin bouncing back with renewed vitality.
Gary Clarke Jr.: The Story of Sonny Boy Slim
Texas’ own Gary Clark Jr. returns with his second LP, The Story of Sonny Boy Slim.
Keith Richards: Crosseyed Heart
The third solo LP from Rolling Stones guitarist and iconoclast rock ‘n’ roll icon, Keith Richards proves that the 72 year-old has still got it.
Mutemath: Vitals
Mutemath’s fourth studio album is a tame affair, with the New Orleans four piece getting a little too introspective for their own good.
City Calm Down: In A Restless House
City Calm Down’s first LP, In A Restless House is a wonderful debut. Look past the obvious comparisons with other 80s throwback bands and you’ll hear this tightly arranged Melbourne quartet making some damn interesting music.
Foo Fighters: Saint Cecilia EP
The new EP from Dave Grohl and his Foo Fighters, Saint Cecilia, is a collection of five new tracks recently recorded by the Seattle rockers live in Austin’s Hotel Saint Cecilia.
Rudimental: We The Generation
Rudimental have always been a sure thing. Fresh, adventurous and dexterous on the decks, these Hackney boys have ensured again another pop billboard success with We The Generation.
Dylan Joel: Authentic Lemonade
Authentic Lemonade is exemplary of Dylan Joel’s hard work – turning heads with versatile harmonies – and musical knowledge of predecessors.
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