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Madeon
Adventure
Bastille’s Dan Wilson, Foster the
People’s Mark Foster and Passion Pit
are among the guests on the superb
debut from the electronica wizard.
Out Now
James Bay
Chaos and The Calm
The highly anticipated debut album
from the Brits Critics’ Choice winner
includes the hit
Hold Back The River
and new single
Let It Go
.
Out Now
Alison Wonderland
Run
One of Australia’s most promising
young producers, Alison Wonderland’s
debut includes collaborations with
Lido and The Flaming Lips’ Wayne
Coyne.
Out Now
Antagonist AD
Haunt Me As I Roam
New Zealand’s hard-working, hardcore
metal mavens continue to break
exciting new ground on their ear-
splitting fourth album.
Out Now
The prodigy
The Day Is My Enemy
The English dance terrorists take us
on an exhilerating journey through the
underbelly of urban nightlife where
anger is an ever-present energy.
Out Now
Brian Wilson
No Pier Pressure
Kacey Musgraves and She & Him, plus
a number of his old Beach Boys pals,
guest on the 11th solo LP from one of
music’s most revered figures.
April 3
Wire
Wire
The triumphant return of the
legendary English art-punks finds
them re-discovering pop on their most
melodic outing in years.
April 10
MEL PARSONS
Drylands
Equal parts lush and dark, the
third album from one of our finest
songwriters includes a duet with
Canadian icon Ron Sexsmith.
April 10
Calexico
Edge of the Sun
Joey Burns and John Convertino
embark on another exotic musical
fiesta with guests like Neko Case and
Iron & Wine.
April 10
Earl Sweatshirt
I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t
Go Outside
One of the most exciting new talents
in hip hop returns with his most
cohesive album yet.
April 17
DON MCGLASHAN
Lucky Stars
Written mainly at a windswept bach,
the latest from the former Muttonbird
and Blam Blam Blam man is up there
with his very best.
April 17
passion pit
Kindred
Although more reflective in tone,
Passion’s Pit trademark pop rush and
electro sophistication is still very much
to the fore.
April 17