New This Week: Harry Styles, Kid Kapichi, Westside Cowboy, Sleaford Mods, Cavetown, Barry Adamson and more…
From Kid Kapichi‘s blistering punk snarl that now dares to show its softer underbelly, to Manchester’s Westside Cowboy whose ‘Britainicana’ spirit has been forged on the UK’s most electric stages, this week’s releases move with real intent.
Add in a duo pushing their sound wider and darker on The Demise Of Planet X, a lo-fi world expanding into something beautifully expansive from Cavetown, and Barry Adamson soundtracking the seedy romance of late-night London cinema, and you’ve got a stack that captures music’s power to provoke, comfort and cut through.
See what else is out this week…
YHWH Nailgun – 45 Pounds
Whirring drums twisted into new shapes as the electrifying feeling of live performance is set to record. Yellow LP.
A 16-track live album that documents this rebirth of Death Cult, recorded at the iconic Albert Hall in Duffy’s hometown of Manchester. Black and white splatter LP.
An instrumental edition that offers a newly illuminated perspective on the record’s sonic core, highlighting the production craft that underpins the project.
Rough Trade Exclusive.
Modern Woman
Johnny’s Dreamworld
What started as an intimate songwriting project is now a full-bodied band capable of folding post-punk, avant-garde, and folk traditions into a live force of dynamic originality.
Double red LP.
Fresh Pre-Orders.
Harry Styles
Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.
The Grammy-award winner returns with his fourth studio album and twelve new songs, once again produced by Kid Harpoon.
Indie Exclusive LP.
Flea
Honora
The era defining bassist returns to his first musical love of jazz. Playing the trumpet, joined by a mix of modern jazz visionaries and familiar friends, he releases his first feature length album.
Double red LP.
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