Pop & Rock New Releases
Pop & Rock New Releases
Below is a list of all Pop & Rock titles released in the last 120 days.
Displaying items 821 to 832 of 832
Sugar
Copper Blue [ BMG / CD - released 20/Feb/2026 ] Sugar was formed in 1992 by Bob Mould (Hüsker Dü) with bassist David Barbe and drummer Malcolm Travis. Their debut 'Copper Blue' was hailed as one of the best albums of the '90s, blending sharp melodic hooks with raw guitar power. |
Sugar
Copper Blue (LP) [ BMG / LP - released 20/Feb/2026 ] Sugar was formed in 1992 by Bob Mould (Hüsker Dü) with bassist David Barbe and drummer Malcolm Travis. Their debut 'Copper Blue' was hailed as one of the best albums of the '90s, blending sharp melodic hooks with raw guitar power. |
Sugar
File Under: Easy Listening [ BMG / CD - released 20/Feb/2026 ] File Under: Easy Listening is Sugar's last studio album released in 1994. The landmark album couples some of the most direct, pop orientated melodies to date with country infused spirally rock ballads and trademark powerhouse melodic scorchers. |
Sugar
File Under: Easy Listening (LP) [ BMG / LP - released 20/Feb/2026 ] File Under: Easy Listening is Sugar's last studio album released in 1994. The landmark album couples some of the most direct, pop orientated melodies to date with country infused spirally rock ballads and trademark powerhouse melodic scorchers. |
Tori Amos
Strange Little Girls (Deluxe Edition) [ Rhino / 2 CD - released 20/Feb/2026 ] Tori Amos Strange Little Girls, a powerful re-release of the 2001 concept album where Amos embodies twelve distinct personas to reinterpret songs originally written and performed by men. This edition includes four bonus tracks, two of them... |
Tori Amos
Strange Little Girls (Deluxe Edition LP) [ Rhino / 2 LP - released 20/Feb/2026 ] Tori Amos Strange Little Girls, a powerful re-release of the 2001 concept album where Amos embodies twelve distinct personas to reinterpret songs originally written and performed by men. This edition includes four bonus tracks, two of them... |
Various Artists
O Brother Where Art Thou? (25 Year Anniversary Edition Indie Exclusive LP) [ Lost Highway / Interscope / 2 LP - released 20/Feb/2026 ] O Brother, Where Art Thou? sparked a 21st-century cultural renaissance. The soundtrack, which is certified 8 times platinum by the RIAA, reintroduced traditional American roots music to the masses and brought genres like bluegrass, gospel, blues,... |
Various Artists
O Brother Where Art Thou? (25 Year Anniversary Edition LP) [ Lost Highway/Interscope / 2 LP - released 20/Feb/2026 ] O Brother, Where Art Thou? sparked a 21st-century cultural renaissance. The soundtrack, which is certified 8 times platinum by the RIAA, reintroduced traditional American roots music to the masses and brought genres like bluegrass, gospel, blues,... |
Vox Populi
Sucre De Pastèque (LP) [ Dark Entries / LP - released 20/Feb/2026 ] Legendary French industrial pioneers Vox Populi! arrive on Dark Entries with a reissue of Sucre De Pastèque. Vox Populi! was founded in Paris in 1981 by Axel Kyrou, a multi-instrumentalist of Greek, French, and Palestinian roots. He soon recruited... |
Wayne Jarrett
What's Wrong With The Youths (LP) [ Dub Irator / LP - released 20/Feb/2026 ] This Wayne Jarrett LP is simply put one of the best LP's of the 1980's, unavailable since its original release 30+ years ago! Filled with a killer selection of some of the best and hardest Roots Radics riddims, this is a true start to finish... |
The Xx
Coexist (2026 Repackage LP) [ Young / LP - released 20/Feb/2026 ] With Coexist, The xx defied any perceived "difficult second album" pressures to create a record that cemented their status as a truly global breakout act. On the follow up to their acclaimed, era-defining debut, the London based trio of Romy Madly... |
The xx
xx (2026 Repackage LP) [ Young / LP - released 20/Feb/2026 ] The xx were four precocious youngsters from South West London who provided the hushed minimal strokes of Young Marble Giants and early Cure but through the minds of a young act obsessed with the R&B turns of Ciara and Aaliyah, having gone so far as... |
