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Foals
What Went Down
Produced by James Ford (Arctic
Monkeys), the Brit math rockers’
primal fourth album boasts some of
the most beautiful pop songs they
have ever written.
Out Now
Hollywood Vampires
Hollywood Vampires
Alice Cooper, Dave Grohl, Slash
and Paul McCartney are among the
superstars assembled for this fab covers
project named after the legendary LA
drinking den of the ‘70s.
Sept 11
Dave & Phil Alvin
Lost Time
The former Blasters’s follow-up to their
acclaimed
Common Ground
finds the
brothers paying homage to more of
their blues & R&B heroes, from Lead
Belly to James Brown.
Sept 18
the arcs
Yours, Dreamily
A fun debut from the indie supergroup
that is headed up by The Black Keys’
Dan Auerbach and also includes
members of The Shins and Sharon
Jones’s Dap Kings.
Sept 4
Beruit
No No No
Yes, yes, yes! Beirut man-man Zach
Condon has found his true artistic
identity as a songwriter on his new
album, which is his most vibrant and
spirited record to date.
Sept 11
battles
La Di Da Di
Described as “a mushrooming
monolith of repetition”, the latest from
the US indie dance maestros offers an
organic techno thrum of propulsive,
mind-bending grooves.
Sept 18
Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats
The Night Creeper
The fourth opus from the cult British
rockers is drenched in sonic psyche-
frazzling heaviness and flesh-melting
riffs. A malevolent trip that you won’t
forget in a hurry.
Sept 4
slayer
Repentless
The legendary speed metal mavens
return with their first new studio
album in six years. The title track and
first single is a tribute to co-founder,
the late Jeff Hanneman.
Sept 11
Chris Cornell
Higher Truth
Inspired by the stripped back sounds of
Nick Drake and Daniel Johnston, the
former Soundgarden man’s new solo
album reflects his constant evolution
as a master songwriter.
Sept 18
Bring Me The Horizon
That’s The Spirit
The world-conquering British rockers
return with an exhilarating ride of
an album, bursting with huge riffs,
soaring vocals and stadium filling
monster tracks.
Sept 11
Jarryd James
Thirty One
Already one of 2015’s brightest stars,
the debut album of the Brisbane artist
features a suite of sleek, ambient RnB
songs and is produced in part by Joel
Little (Lorde, Broods).
Sept 11
KURT VILE
B’lieve I’m Goin (Deep) Down
Kim Gordon best sums up Vile’s superb
sixth LP: “a boy/man with an old soul
voice in the age of digital everything,
this brilliantly clear record is a breath
of fresh air.”
Sept 25