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Ray Lamontagne
Ouroboros [ Sony / CD - released 4/Mar/2016 ] Ouroboros is the sixth studio album by Ray LaMontagne. It was produced by Ray and Jim James of My Morning Jacket. |
Aldous Harding
Party [ Flying Nun / CD - released 19/May/2017 ] Igniting interest with her eponymous debut album released just two years ago, Aldous Harding quickly became a name murmured on many lips. She's known for her sinister torch songs, gentle laments and eerie odes delivered with a charismatic combination... |
Beyonce
Lemonade [ Sony / 2 CD/DVD - released 6/May/2016 ] LEMONADE is Beyoncé's sixth studio album and her second visual album. It features 12 new songs and a corresponding short film. It is a conceptual project based on every woman's journey of self knowledge and healing. The album features Jack White,... |
Bryan Ferry
Avonmore [ Cooking Vinyl / CD - released 28/Nov/2014 ] Bryan Ferry's 14th solo album, 'Avonmore' features eight new Ferry compositions plus Ferry's cinematic interpretation of Sondheim's 'Send In The Clowns'. Produced by Ferry and Rhett Davies in Ferry's London studio, the album was mixed by Craig Silvey... |
Enya
Dark Sky Island [ Warner Music / CD - released 20/Nov/2015 ] Enya embarks upon a new chapter in her spectacular career with the release of her new album Dark Sky Island. Sonically, Dark Sky Island is a collection that's both incredibly diverse and innately unified by the production: almost Spector-esque in its... |
Eric Clapton
I Still Do [ Bushbranch Records/Surfdog Records / CD - released 20/May/2016 ] Music legend Eric Clapton has reunited with famed producer Glyn Johns for his 23rd studio album I Still Do. Clapton and Johns - who has also produced albums for The Eagles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin and The Who - most famously worked together... |
Leon Bridges
Coming Home [ Sony / CD - released 19/Jun/2015 ] Leon Bridges is a singer out of time. This debut album eschews current pop trends in favour of a vintage, pre-1960s soul sound and Bridges certainly has the vocal talent to make it work. You'll no doubt already be familiar with the Texan's track... |
Mark Knopfler
Down The Road Wherever [ British Grove / Universal / CD - released 16/Nov/2018 ] Mark Knopfler's ninth solo studio album features 14 unhurriedly elegant new songs inspired by a wide range of subjects, including his early days in Deptford with Dire Straits, a stray football fan lost in a strange town, the compulsion of a musician... |
Neil & Liam Finn
Lightsleeper [ CD - released 24/Aug/2018 ] Neil Finn - he of Crowded House fame and the newest member of Fleetwood Mac - needs no introduction. After Liam Finn moved to London with his band Betchadupa, they split and he began a solo career, attracting worldwide acclaim with the I'll Be... |
Paul Simon
Stranger To Stranger [ Concord / CD - released 3/Jun/2016 ] Full of thrilling, imaginative textures, Stranger to Stranger conjures a vivid and vital new context to Simon's well-established virtuosity as a singer and songwriter. The record - his first since 2011's acclaimed So Beautiful or So What - ushers the... |
The Rolling Stones
Blue & Lonesome (standard plastic case version) [ Polydor / CD - released 2/Dec/2016 ] Blue & Lonesome is the Rolling Stones' first studio album in over a decade. Recorded in just three days in London, England, 'Blue & Lonesome' takes the band back to their roots and the passion for blues music which has always been at the heart and... |
The Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra
Be Mine Tonight [ Ukecorp / CD - released 7/Nov/2014 ] Making great Kiwi songs even more singalongable, Be Mine Tonight is a winning collection of many of our nation's best-loved tunes reinterpreted in the band's unique ukulele style. The album is sure to surprise and delight with its... |
