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In Alto Mare (remixes)
Cat: NAR 10825. Rel: 08 May 25
In Alto Mare (Adriatique remix) (7:30)
In Alto Mare (Cosmique dub) (6:33)
In Alto Mare (Adriatique remix instrumental) (7:13)
In Alto Mare (Adriatique remix radio edit) (3:25)
In Alto Mare (4:23)
Review: Loredana Berte's unmistakable voice meets the glittering finesse of French touch as Dimitri From Paris spreads her 1980 hit 'In Alto Mare' across a hot griddle of club-ready disco. The track launches a new remix series celebrating Berte's legacy through the lens of contemporary producers and DJs: Dimitri, known for his stylish refits of Jamiroquai, Chic and Dua Lipa, now leans into a comparatively classic funk groove, elevating it with a cinematic glide and streamlinear post-prod polish. Long a staple of his DJ sets and broadcasts in bootleg form, this official release feels fated. "It's melodic, disco-flavoured, cinematic, and emotionally powerful - all the things I love," he says, as it manifests as the first of seven reworks dropping over the course of May 2025.
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Played by: Manu Archeo, DJ ROCCA
タグ: Disco Funk | Italian
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Burning Midnight
Burning Midnight (12" (indie exclusive))
Cat: 753599 0. Rel: 15 May 25
Burning Moonlight (2:59)
Love Is (3:37)
Three Kinsmen Bold (3:28)
She Moved Thru’ The Fair (2:29)
Review: Recorded during the final year of her life, this posthumous release finds Marianne Faithfull looking both backwards and forwards - reconciling the weight of legacy with the intimacy of reflection. Across these four new tracks, she honours the dual foundations of her 60-year career: chamber pop and traditional British folk. 'Burning Moonlight', co-produced with long-time collaborator Head, echoes the melancholic grandeur of 'As Tears Go By', while 'Love Is (Head version)', written with her grandson Oscar Dunbar, floats with tender defiance. The flip side turns to lineage and tradition: 'Three Kinsmen Bold' is stark and ancestral, passed down from her father and 'She Moved Thru' The Fair' is sparse, aching, and spectral. Faithfull was born in Hampstead and came of age in 60s London, and here, on what is now her final release, she returns to the very start - not out of nostalgia, but with grace and resolve. It's the completion of a circle, yes, but it still leaves a faint line trailing off into the air.
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Unstoppable
Unstoppable (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: UNIQ320 -1. Rel: 20 May 25
Unstoppable (3:35)
Going Going Gone (2:51)
Review: Emma Noble, the emerging soul singer from London, delivers a powerful performance on the girl group soul anthem 'Unstoppable'. Her second single, it's poised to become a next-gen floor-filler; catch us playing it on repeat, *in flagranti*, after it premiered on Craig Charles' BBC6 Soul Show in early 2025. 'Going Going Gone' backs it up on the B-side, as the first single from FPE's upcoming album Waves. Hearing rising Australian singer-songwriter and pop genius J Mahon on vocal duties, the track's catchy brass sections combine with J's androgynous soul vocals, and evokes the sounds of young Motown artists in the style's 60s adolescence.
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California Girls
California Girls (limited electric blue sky blue & yellow tri-coloured vinyl 12" + sticker)
Cat: DNOM 061. Rel: 24 Apr 25
California World (feat Craig Xen) (4:47)
Pray I Die (3:32)
Beat It (3:20)
Beamer Boy (3:22)
Let Me Bleed (3:56)
Lil Kennedy (3:09)
Review: This six-track EP, crated between the late 'Cloud rap' icon and producer Nedarb Nagrom, is a miraculous refind and repress. The EP originally dropped in 2016 during the early wave of Peep's rise to the broth cream of the etherground emo rap and SoundCloud scene. Peep was still in the thick of lo-fi, punk and emo experimentations, and fellow traveller Nedarb had already been a frequent collaborator. The Katy Perry song referenced in the title is a red herring, as these tracks are original internet artefacts through and through, bearing none of the same pop sensibilities; they're loose and aerated, packing slipshod 808s and drawly hooks from the pink-haired icon.
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When We Die (Can We Still Get High?) (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: 757497 7. Rel: 22 Apr 25
When We Die (Can We Still Get High?) (feat Lil Yachty) (5:05)
When We Die (Can We Still Get High?) (acoustic) (4:29)
Review: YUNGBLUD's hook-up with Lil Yachty is renowned amongst fans for its trippy production and tight, evocative, mind-melting bars. It has never before been on vinyl but this year's Record Store Day rights that wrong while serving it up with a superb, exclusive, introspective in-studio acoustic performance of the track. 'When We Die (Can We Still Get High?)' was first released on January 26, 2024 by Locomotion Recordings and Geffen Records and is a new school mix of alternative rock, psychedelia and hip-hop that explores themes of mortality and escapism with production by YUNGBLUD plus Matt Schwartz and Paul Meany. It's an introspective gem.
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Ten Crowns
Ten Crowns (2xCD)
Cat: LCDCRLA 005. Rel: 01 May 25
Breaking Thru The Interstellar (CD 1) (3:24)
Lies So Deep (feat Sarah Potenza) (3:33)
Heart’s A Liar (feat Debbie Harry) (3:29)
For Today (3:11)
Dance For Mercy (3:58)
Don't Cha Know (3:29)
Dawn Of Heaven's Gate (3:57)
Godspell (3:13)
Put Your Empathy On Ice (4:21)
Thank You (3:19)
Ten Crowns (CD 2: Dave Audé continuous DJ mix)
Review: While he's released countless albums as one half of Erasure, Andy Bell solo excursions are something of a rarity - at least under his given name. Setting aside his conceptual 'Torsten' albums, Ten Crowns is his first solo album since 2010. Produced by Dave Auden (who also provides a seamless, DJ mix style version of the set on disc two), it largely delivers a more muscular, EDM-influenced take on the sparkling and energy-packed synth-pop sound he's famed for making with Erasure. There are naturally deviations from the script - see the indie-rock-framed singalong alongside Debbie Harry, 'Heart's A Liar' - but for the most part the highlights are rooted in Bell's love of dance-pop/synth-pop fusion (see 'Don't Cha Know' and 'Breaking Through The Interstellar').
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Ten Crowns
Ten Crowns (limited gatefold white vinyl LP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: CRLA 005. Rel: 01 May 25
Breaking Thru The Interstellar (3:24)
Lies So Deep (3:33)
Heart’s A Liar (3:29)
For Today (3:11)
Dance For Mercy (3:58)
Don't Cha Know (3:29)
Dawn Of Heavens Gate (3:57)
Godspell (3:13)
Put Your Empathy On Ice (4:21)
Thank You (3:19)
Review: Electropop pioneer Andy Bell, who is best known as the lead vocalist in late 80s and early 90s group Erasure, releases his new solo album. The release is his first solo album since 2010s Non-Stop, Ten Crowns. Not one to settle for less than the best, the producer of this album, Dave Aude, has more number ones on the Billboard Dance Club chart than anyone else. Aude's also big in the pop world having worked with the likes of Britney Spears, Madonna and U2. This solo album's standout is a collaboration with Blondie's Debby Harry, titled 'Heart's A Liar'. Plus, 'Breaking Thru The Interstellar', which flicks back and forth between cosmic, introspective layered sonics and barnstorming electro pop that puts a kick in your step. Looking for some life-affirming pop music with conviction and style? Then look no further...
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Boomania
Boomania (gatefold translucent pink vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: BOOCATLP 1. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Where Are You Baby? (4:06)
Hey DJ/I Can't Dance (To That Music You're Playing) (3:15)
Boo Is Booming (3:20)
Boo's Boogie (3:20)
24 Hours (3:29)
Valentine's Day (4:40)
Doin' The Do (King John 7" mix) (4:08)
Doin' It To Def (4:32)
Don't Know What To Do (3:47)
Shame (5:04)
Mumbo Jumbo (3:40)
Leave Me Alone (4:44)
Review: Betty Boo's irreverent blend of pop, rap and dancefloor sass took UK charts by storm in 1990, and her debut album Boomania here returns by way of a deluxe edition digging as deep into that exact era-defining sound as can possibly be dug. Originally launched off the back of her breakout appearance on The Beatmasters' 1989 single 'Hey DJ / I Can't Dance (To That Music You're Playing)', Boo's first full-length reached number four on the UK charts and went platinum. This expander reissue compiles 12 originals and 14 bonus cuts, including multiple versions of the four hit singles, from the King John and Peter Lorimer mixes of 'Where Are You Baby?' to Vince Clarke's Oratonic mix of '24 Hours'.
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Grrr! It's Betty Boo (reissue)
Grrr! It's Betty Boo (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: BOOCATLP 2. Rel: 05 Jun 25
I'm On My Way (3:22)
Thing Goin' On (3:41)
Hangover (3:49)
Curly & Girly (4:24)
Wish You Were Here (4:16)
Let Me Take You There (3:56)
Gave You The Boo (4:00)
Skin Tight (3:38)
Catch Me (3:45)
Close The Door (3:39)
Review: Released in 1992, Grrr! It's Betty Boo marked a stylistic and personal evolution for Betty Boo, arriving two years after her platinum-selling debut (also reissued now through the Betty Boo estate). While it didn't replicate the commercial heights of Boomania, it still delivered a memorable top 20 single with 'Let Me Take You There' and offered a flurry of follow-ups including 'I'm on My Way', 'Catch Me', 'Thing Goin' On' and 'Hangover'. With its bold visual identity referencing Tigra cigarette packaging and a dedication to her late father, the album hinted at more introspective themes beneath the tongue-in-cheek flair. Critics noted its playful absurdity and inventive rhyming, while Madonna later lamented its lack of recognition, calling it "horribly ignored". Sad to say, this would be Boo's last album before stepping away from music some years.
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Oh England: Live At The Hammersmith Odeon 1979 FM Broadcast
Cat: JACK 075. Rel: 30 May 25
Moving (3:25)
Them Heavy People (4:02)
Violin (3:18)
Strange Phenomena (3:08)
Hammer Horror (3:11)
Don't Push Your Foot On The Heartbrake (5:11)
Wow (3:34)
Feel It (2:52)
Kite (9:43)
James & The Cold Gun (3:12)
Oh England My Lionheart (4:47)
Wuthering Heights (4:40)
Review: A live concert recording of the penultimate date on Kate Bush's first and only ever tour: The Tour of Life. As part of this run, Bush performed three nights on the trot at the Hammersmith Odeon in West London and the middle date was broadcast, thus immortalising one of the most innovative shows of that era or any era since. Hot off the heels of the release of her debut album The Kick Inside and the follow up Lionheart - both released in 1978 - the setlist draws heavily from said albums and she turned the songs from those albums into a visual spectacle. The full-blown theatrical appearance came at a time when Bush was the most photographed woman in Britain and had a megahit in the shape of her debut single 'Wuthering Heights' and soAit's a truly defining era that's on record. Kate Bush's mystique and a goddess-like aura may have been nurtured through her emphasis on visual art and theatre but delving into the music alone and drawing your own pictures to go with it, aided by her mesmerizing voice, is equally enthralling.
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The Emancipation Of Mimi
The Emancipation Of Mimi (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: 752895 0. Rel: 30 May 25
It's Like That (3:26)
We Belong Together (3:19)
Shake It Off (3:50)
Mine Again (4:00)
Say Somethin' (feat Snoop Dogg) (3:44)
Stay The Night (3:57)
Get Your Number (feat Jermaine Dupri) (3:17)
One & Only (feat Twista) (3:10)
Circles (3:28)
Your Girl (2:48)
I Wish You Knew (3:34)
To The Floor (feat Nelly) (3:27)
Joy Ride (4:04)
Fly Like A Bird (3:55)
Don't Forget About Us (3:54)
Makin' It Last All Night (What It Do) (feat Jermaine Dupri) (3:49)
We Belong Together (feat Jadakiss & Styles P - remix) (4:20)
Secret Love (3:07)
Sprung (3:24)
We Belong Together (Mimi Late Night Valentine's mix) (3:14)
Review: Mariah Carey's tenth studio album stages a triumphant reclamation, not just of her voice but her autonomyicreatively, emotionally, and professionally. Rooted in Atlanta's crunk renaissance and steeped in New York r&b melodrama, it cuts through the excess of early-2000s pop with a steely sense of control. 'It's Like That' sets the tone: sharp, percussive, almost defiant. But it's 'We Belong Together' that cements the comeback, all tightly-wound longing and near-whispered devastation, sounding like midnight heartbreak on Hot 97. Neptunes collaborations 'Say Somethin'' and 'To the Floor' stretch her sound into slicker, clubbier territory, but never lose grip. Even on the gospel closer 'Fly Like a Bird', she dials back the melisma, letting space and breath do the work. From the brushed-off dismissal of 'Shake It Off' to the midnight crawl of 'Mine Again', there's a considered minimalism throughoutirestraint not as limitation but as liberation. Freed from industry baggage and tabloid distortion, Carey reasserts herself with quiet mastery, sounding not just back but unbothered, undefeated and utterly in control.
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Perversion
Perversion (gatefold LP)
Cat: MGLP 123. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Sexy Porno Shop (4:01)
Muscolo Rosso (4:39)
Goccioline (3:24)
No Drugs (3:55)
Satisfaction (4:11)
Nirvana (3:51)
Political Woman (4:21)
Perversion (4:08)
Review: Cicciolina. Now there's a character. Disco-pop singer, porn star, politician, and ex-wife/muse of legendary shiny balloon artist Jeff Koons i it's fair to say the Italo-Hungarian icon has worn a few hats over the years. Perversion features a selection of reissued tracks from her 80s heyday, including the magnificently titled 'Sexy Porno Shop', which in itself renders the record worthy of consideration. If you hadn't already guessed from the preamble, the music is kitsch, to say the least, with bubblegum vocals, earworm synth lines and generally pulsing tempos. But there are hidden gems: the (ahem) innocent vocals and twinkling melodies of 'Goccioline', the rousing congas and inspired 'no drugs, I love sex, much more sex' vocal of 'No Drugs', and the brilliant cover of the Rolling Stones' 'Satisfaction'. Echoing far, far simpler times, it's either politically incorrect nostalgia or pioneering, sexually liberated abandon. Either way, it's bags of fun.
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Played by: Manu Archeo
タグ: Italo Disco
 in stock $32.98
Virgins & Philistines (40th Anniversary Edition] (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: CHRC 1480. Rel: 01 May 25
Thinking Of You (3:19)
Faint Hearts (3:51)
Castles In The Air (3:33)
Take (4:07)
Cruel Circus (3:51)
Hammond Song (4:25)
Virgins & Philistines (3:50)
Yours Sincerely (3:40)
Armchair Theatre (4:58)
Sorry (3:15)
Review: Marking its 40th anniversary with a special new remaster, The Colour Field's seminal Virgins and Philistines by returns and shows a whole new generation why the band's sophisticated blend of new wave, pop, and introspective songwriting made such a mark, Originally released in 1985 and fronted by former Specials and Fun Boy Three vocalist Terry Hall, the album features standout tracks like the UK Top 20 hit 'Thinking of You', which alongside the rest of the originals have been taken from the original tape. However this edition also includes a bonus disc with early singles and B-sides appearing on vinyl for the first time making it a must-cop for '80s alternative pop fans.
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Something Beautiful
Something Beautiful (gatefold translucent red vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 198029 24051. Rel: 30 May 25
Prelude (2:30)
Something Beautiful (4:31)
End Of The World (3:58)
More To Lose (5:06)
Interlude 1 (1:11)
Easy Lover (2:59)
Interlude 2 (1:36)
Golden Burning Sun (4:58)
Walk Of Fame (feat Brittany Howard) (5:55)
Pretend You’re God (4:16)
Every Girl You’ve Ever Loved (feat Naomi Campbell) (5:21)
Reborn (5:43)
Give Me Love (3:46)
Review: On her ambitious ninth album, American pop queen Miley Cyrus delivers a genre-spanning collection that highlights her desire to constantly evolve and challenge convention. Something Beautiful blends soulful ballads, shimmering 80s pop and dancefloor-ready anthems, all pop which are anchored by her unmistakable, raspy vocals. From the emotionally rich title track to the high-energy sparkle of 'Every Girl You've Ever Loved,' the album brims with dynamic songwriting and bold sonic choices. While its conceptual aspirations sometimes feel abstract, the music is polished, confident and often euphoric. With strong collaborations, vivid production and a clear love for performance, the record reaffirms Cyrus as a fearless pop innovator exploring new emotional terrain.
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Funny Little Fears
Cat: ARI 2906791. Rel: 02 Jun 25
Voices (3:30)
Next Summer (2:45)
Zombie Lady (3:10)
The Bruise (3:23)
Sick Of Myself (3:36)
Angel (2:41)
Tango (3:13)
Born With A Broken Heart (3:27)
Tangerine (3:20)
Mars (4:50)
The First Time (3:38)
Perfect Life (3:24)
Solitude (No One Understands Me) (4:05)
Review: Who can forget Maneskin's triumph for rock on the Eurovision stage as they brought the win for Italy in 2021? In Damiano David, the Italian band have a natural born frontman who is now having his Harry Styles moment and stepping out on his own and forging a distinctive solo career to rival the day job. Despite being labelled a glam rock outfit, Maneskin's pop element always shone brightly and so for his debut solo album David has tapped more heavily into that side of his. David's embraced co-writes and in terms of the production he has thrown the kitchen sink at it to get a massive sound. 'The First Time' has more hooks than a fisherman's tackle box and a sweeping epic Sprinsteen-esque feel. Another highlight 'Next Summer', lets David's vocals star, but the arrangement is unexpectedly massive. Despite its sparse beginning it turns into an orchestral showstopper indicative of the seemingly vast resources the label have had to craft this beauty.
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The Hurdy Gurdy Man (reissue)
The Hurdy Gurdy Man (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: IMPX 60551. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Hurdy Gurdy Man (3:19)
Peregrine (3:35)
The Entertaining Of A Shy Girl (1:41)
As I Recall It (2:10)
Get Thy Bearings (2:49)
Hi It's Been A Long Time (2:37)
West Indian Lady (2:17)
Jennifer Juniper (2:44)
The River Song (2:15)
Tangier (4:10)
A Sunny Day (1:55)
The Sun Is A Very Magic Fellow (2:45)
Teas (2:30)
Review: Donovan's iconic 'Hurdy Gurdy Man' album gets the re-issue treatment here, and what a collection of music it still proves to be after so many years. The mix of folk and psychedelia is almost the epitome of the late 60s spirit of exploration, rebellion, generational dismay and hope. The hyper-memorable title track sets the tone with its swirling melodies, jangly guitars, and Scottish-born Donovan's strangely sinister vocal, which moves between dreamy and intense. Released in 1968, the album reflects the counterculture era, with lyrics that explore themes of mysticism and transformation. The rest of the album drifts between moments of whimsy and introspection, with tracks like 'The Sun is a Very Magic Fellow' and 'Peregrine' showcasing Donovan's ability to blend folk simplicity with psychedelic complexity. 'Hurdy Gurdy Man' remains an important snapshot of its era, holding up as a timeless piece of sonic adventuring.
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Hozier (10th Anniversary Edition)
Hozier (10th Anniversary Edition) (limited gatefold 'custard' yellow vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: RWXLP 721. Rel: 15 May 25
Take Me To Church (4:02)
Angel Of Small Death & The Codeine Scene (3:39)
Jackie & Wilson (3:41)
Someone New (3:43)
To Be Alone (5:25)
From Eden (3:18)
In A Week (feat Karen Cowley) (4:38)
Sedated (3:45)
Work Song (3:59)
Like Real People Do (3:18)
It Will Come Back (4:35)
Foreigner's Gold (3:45)
Cherry Wine (live) (3:59)
In The Woods Somewhere (bonus tracks) (5:31)
Run (4:13)
Arsonist's Lullabye (4:23)
My Love Will Never Die (3:50)
Review: Hozier's 'Take Me To Church' was the ineluctable indie pop staple of 2013, finding the Irish singer-songwriter explore gothic and religious themes, bringing a confessional feel to a tired relationship amid intrafaith discrimination. This was despite short shrift for Hozier himself, where at the time, Hozier's queerness unfairly barred him from full participation in life as an orthodox Catholic. With a turbulent music video complementing the song, Hozier's accompanying album was sure to ignite the sympathies and passions of many an indie rock fan, cementing the artist's career and earning him several nominations. This new reissue from UMR sheds light on that same moment over a full decade on.
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Happiness (15th Anniversary Edition)
Happiness (15th Anniversary Edition) (limited gatefold picture disc 2xLP)
Cat: 198028 89361. Rel: 23 May 25
Silver Lining (4:56)
Wonderful Life (3:58)
Blood, Tears & Gold (4:09)
Sunday (3:51)
Stay (3:49)
Illuminated (3:17)
Evelyn (3:44)
Better Than Love (3:31)
Devotion (4:13)
Unspoken (4:32)
The Water (3:34)
Verona (1:49)
Affair (6:10)
Mother Nature (2:50)
Happiness (3:32)
All I Want For Christmas Is New Year's Day (4:26)
Wonderful Life (Arthur Baker remix) (6:46)
Review: To mark its 15th anniversary, Hurts' debut album Happiness receives a long-awaited vinyl release as a rather special limited-edition picture disc. The synth-pop duo's breakthrough was originally released in 2010 and is revisited in full here with all the hits, featuring such as 'Better Than Love,' 'Wonderful Life' and 'Stay.' This debut vinyl pressing adds further value with a side of deluxe edition highlights including the festive fan favourite 'All I Want For Christmas Is New Year's Day' and Arthur Baker's remix of 'Wonderful Life.' It's a sleek and nostalgic listen that reminds of the moody glamour and melodic punch of Hurts' defining debut.
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Yadokari (reissue)
Yadokari (reissue) (gatefold LP + 7" + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: WWSLP 94. Rel: 01 May 25
Yadokari (3:26)
Sunset (3:09)
Watashi Umarete Fushiawase (3:11)
Yamaneko (2:59)
Arijigoku (2:56)
Kakioki (3:34)
Hagure Bushi (4:16)
Ayatori (3:35)
Ah (3:38)
Aru Deai (3:31)
Onna Negai Uta (3:35)
Kiba No Ballad (3:16)
Shura No Hana (Flower Of Carnage) (bonus 7" EP) (3:51)
Ho Yare Ho (3:05)
Review: Meiko Kaji's third album sees her deepening the atmospheric world of cinematic pop she became known for, with her music garnering the same iconic status as her acclaimed roles in 70s classics like Lady Snowblood and Stray Cat Rock. A symbol of cool, rebellious femininity, Kaji blends Japanese pop, folk and cinematic grooves, often crafting songs as dramatic and intense as her screen roles. With admiration from figures like Quentin Tarantino, her music continues to resonate, bridging generations and cultures. Kaji's body of work stands not just as a reflection of her cinematic legacy, but as a genre-defying exploration of mood, melody and raw emotion. Opening with a somber yet beautiful tone, the title track leads into a journey of bold contrasts, where songs like 'Sunset' capture a melancholy, almost dreamlike quality, while 'Watashi Umarete Fushiawase' dips into light, wistful folk. 'Kiba No Ballad' marks a standout, weaving together stark simplicity and a raw, affecting vocal performance. Kaji continues to explore themes of loss, longing and defiance with 'Hagure Bushi,' while 'Shura No Hana' (famously featured in Kill Bill) offers a stirring close. The album goes beyond showcasing her voice, serving as a bold declaration of the diverse musical realms she masterfully inhabits and shapes.
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Mayhem
Mayhem (limited hot pink vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 758771 2. Rel: 08 May 25
Disease (3:49)
Abracadabra (3:43)
Garden Of Eden (4:00)
Perfect Celebrity (3:49)
Vanish Into You (4:04)
Killah (feat Gesaffelstein) (3:30)
Zombieboy (3:34)
LoveDrug (3:13)
How Bad Do U Want Me (3:57)
Don't Call Tonight (3:46)
Shadow Of A Man (3:20)
The Beast (3:54)
Blade Of Grass (4:16)
Die With A Smile (feat Bruno Mars) (4:10)
Review: Lady Gaga's latest album is as bold, chaotic and emotionally charged as you would expect of the singular artist as she returns to her pop roots. Blending electro-grunge with theatrical flair, Gaga embraces fame and identity across 14 tracks that span snarling anthems like 'Perfect Celebrity' to raw love songs like 'Blade of Grass.' Along the way are nods to Bowie, Nine Inch Nails and disco, which all bring many layers of intrigue next to the vulnerability and bombast of the vocals. To that point, Gaga's voice shapeshifts from snarling to purring to belting as she examines fame's toll and personal transformation. Though maximalist to the core, MAYHEM never loses its heart and is messy, loud, and thrilling proof Gaga is still defining pop on her own terms.

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Past Lives: The Best Of The RCA Years
Past Lives: The Best Of The RCA Years (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile translucent yellow vinyl 2xLP + 4 page booklet)
Cat: MOVLP 3773C. Rel: 23 Apr 25
Past Lives (5:34)
Guaranteed (4:49)
Overtime (4:40)
My Father's Shoes (5:05)
Forever Now (4:11)
All Over You (3:59)
Love In A Peaceful World (7:14)
Model Friend (4:53)
Romance (4:53)
One In A Million (4:23)
Don't Bother Me (4:43)
Seven Years (4:43)
Lasso The Moon (3:55)
Set Me Up (4:28)
If You Were Mine (4:55)
Review: A new compilation which looks to celebrate the unheralded period of hugely successful Isle of Wight pop/funk band Level 42, named that after their cult funk days in the early 80s and their chart-topping victories in the middle and end of the decade. Music on Vinyl helps celebrate their 90s years with this compilation that spans the albums Guaranteed (1991) and Forever Now (1994). Originally released in 2007, this limited edition 2xLP set, pressed on vibrant 180-gram yellow vinyl, highlights the band's unique blend of funk, pop and jazz influences, with a mix of infectious grooves and introspective lyrics. The first side opens with the title track, 'Past Lives', a slick funk-driven number that sets the tone for the compilation, followed by the energetic 'Guaranteed' and the introspective 'Overtime'. Tracks like 'My Father's Shoes' explore deeper emotional landscapes, while 'Forever Now' explores the band's ability to craft smooth, soulful anthems. Side three is a ideal, featuring the infectious 'Model Friend' and the jazzy 'Romance'. Meanwhile, 'One in a Million' is a perfect example of the band's ability to blend pop hooks with sophisticated arrangements. Side four closes the compilation on a high note with 'If You Were Mine', a catchy, uplifting finale. The four-page booklet provides context for this fruitful period in Level 42's career, and the limited yellow vinyl adds an extra layer of collectible charm.
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World Machine (40th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: UMCLP 097. Rel: 24 Apr 25
World Machine (5:04)
Physical Presence (5:27)
Something About You (4:14)
Leaving Me Now (4:53)
I Sleep On My Heart (4:03)
It's Not The Same For Us (4:34)
Good Man In A Storm (4:36)
Coup D'etat (3:41)
Lying Still (5:38)
Review: Here, celebrating its 40th anniversary, Level 42's World Machine returns with a special reissue of the 1985 album that launched them to global fame. Departing from their jam-based roots, the band embraced a more structured songwriting process and also set to work producing the album themselves with engineer Julian Mendelsohn. The result was a polished, pop-funk breakthrough led by the hit single 'Something About You' which of course became a Top 10 hit worldwide, including in the U.S. Follow-up singles like the emotive 'Leaving Me Now' and the infectious "'World Machine' cemented the album's success and helped mark a major turning point in the band's career and 80s pop history.
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Imaginal Disk
Imaginal Disk (translucent blue vinyl 2xLP (indie exclusive))
Cat: LPMP 770IE2. Rel: 08 May 25
She Looked Like Me! (3:05)
Killing Time (3:54)
True Blue Interlude (1:46)
Image (3:33)
Death & Romance (5:15)
Fear, Sex (2:35)
Vampire In The Corner (3:21)
Watching TV (4:21)
Tunnel Vision (5:07)
Love Is Everywhere (3:12)
Feeling DiskInserted? (0:57)
That's My Floor (3:33)
Cry For Me (5:07)
Angel On A Satellite (4:02)
The Ballad Of Matt & Mica (4:07)
Review: Miami-born and raised, synth-pop duo Magdalena Bay relocated to Los Angeles and have been blazing a trail with their self-produced music towards the top of the pop world. To celebrate the beguiling aura of their second album, released in August 2024, there's a limited repress of it in a stunning yet chaotic and artsy clear blue. Stacked with bangers, including the ethereal disco single 'Image' and the cosmic electropop epic 'Death & Romance' - which recalls Destiny's Child as much as it does Jean Michel Jarre - Magdalena Bay are clearly brimming with ideas. That they then know how to package these ideas with a cohesive visual aesthetic helps them hugely on their way and at the pace they're going creatively, there's seemingly a glorious road ahead.
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Princess Of Power
Princess Of Power (gatefold translucent yellow 'butterly' eco vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 964153 761. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Princess Of Power (4:10)
Butterfly (4:24)
Cuntissimo (4:00)
Rollercoaster (3:04)
Cupid's Girl (3:28)
Metallic Stallion (4:16)
Je Ne Sais Quoi (3:31)
Digital Fantasy (3:19)
Everybody Knows I'm Sad (4:05)
Hello Kitty (3:27)
I Love You (3:29)
Adult Girl (2:59)
Final Boss (3:15)
Review: Welsh singer and songwriter Marina returns with her sixth album and first since parting ways with Atlantic, self-released via her Queenie imprint. Where earlier work flirted with alter egos, here she fully embraces a character-led pop universe, drawing strength from archetypes of feminine power without slipping into pastiche. Across thirteen tracks, she channels everything from house-infused chamber pop to electro-balladry, always with a theatrical flair. 'Butterfly' opens with a shimmering elegance that morphs into after-hours dancefloor balm, while 'Cuntissimo' blends dreamy techno-pop with cutting social commentary. 'Cupid's Girl' veers into new rave territory, maintaining Marina's signature emotional tension between irony and sincerity. Sharp, playful and defiantly independent, this record sees Marina embrace vulnerability and spectacle with equal force.
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Discography: The Singles Collection
Discography: The Singles Collection (limited blue vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 502173 2580238. Rel: 29 May 25
West End Girls (3:54)
Love Comes Quickly (4:13)
Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money) (3:38)
Suburbia (4:00)
It's A Sin (5:02)
What Have I Done To Deserve This? (4:14)
Rent (3:32)
Always On My Mind (3:55)
Heart (4:17)
Domino Dancing (4:16)
Left To My Own Devices (4:48)
It's Alright (4:15)
So Hard (4:02)
Being Boring (4:50)
Where The Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You) (4:26)
Jealousy (4:14)
DJ Culture (4:12)
Was It Worth It? (4:21)
Review: Few synth-pop acts have captured the elegance, wit and sheer dancefloor appeal of this UK dance pop duo, and this compilation remains the definitive snapshot of their first five years. Originally released in 1992, this double album compiles 18 of their biggest hits, now reissued on striking blue vinyl is a remarkable album that's full of excellent songs that flow like a no other. The track list reads like a masterclass in electronic pop. From the moody, detached cool of 'West End Girls' to the euphoric satire of 'Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)', the duo's signature mix of sharp social commentary and irresistible melodies is on full display. 'It's a Sin' and 'Always on My Mind' showcase their ability to turn theatrical drama into anthemic dancefloor epics, while 'Domino Dancing' and 'Left to My Own Devices' reveal a Latin-infused, orchestral ambition. The collection also includes 'Where the Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You)', a bold, unexpected U2/Frankie Valli mashup and 'Was It Worth It?', a then-new single that closes the album with reflective melancholy. Sonically, the reissue retains the crisp production that made these tracks timeless, while the blue vinyl adds a collector's appeal. More than just a greatest hits album, Discography is an album that gathered their impact in a perfect compilation.
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Addison
Addison (gatefold magenta vinyl LP) (1 per customer)
Cat: 198029 28161. Rel: 06 Jun 25
New York
Diet Pepsi
Money Is Everything
Aquamarine
Lost & Found
High Fashion
Summer Forever
In The Rain
Fame Is A Gun
Times Like These
Life's No Fun Through Clear Waters
Headphones On
Review: Addison Rae's debut album has been long-awaited by fans and is finally here via Columbia Records and marking the bold step into full-fledged pop stardom many have expected for a while. Featuring previous fan-favourite singles like 'Diet Pepsi,' 'Aquamarine' and 'High Fashion,' the album showcases Rae's evolution from viral sensation to polished pop artist. It was co-written and produced with Luka Kloser and Elvira Anderfjard, and pairs bright, glossy production with playful, high-glam energy that is sure to cut through all summer long from festal stages to car radios. The latest single 'Headphones On' embodies the album's confident tone - it's fun, flirty and unmistakably self-assured. A surprisingly self-aware debut full of chart-ready appeal.
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A Complicated Woman
Cat: 754987 7. Rel: 25 Apr 25
I Do & I Don't Care
Focus Is Power
Mother
The Curse
Logic, Bitch! (feat Sue Tompkins)
Cheers To Me
If Not Now, It's Soon
In Plain Sight (feat Moonchild Sanelly)
Lies (feat Nadine Shah)
69
What Now
The Deep Blue Okay
Review: The latest project of the singer Rebecca Lucy Taylor, who cur her teeth on the Sheffield musioc scene before heading south, sees her continuing to evolve her sharp, emotionally honest brand of pop. This album leans further into lush, layered production while keeping the confessional, anthemic spirit that made her previous work resonate so deeply. Tracks like 'Big Man' explode with bold rhythms and crisp, shimmering synths, pairing vulnerability with fierce, almost theatrical energy. Meanwhile, 'Love Second' rides a smoother, soulful groove, highlighting Taylor's ability to balance playfulness and pain within the same breath. Her vocal performances are even more dynamic here i full of defiant strength one moment and tender intimacy the next. 'Insert Girl' and 'Hard To Love' deliver some of the album's most affecting moments, weaving percussive pop beats with lyrical reflections on identity, expectation and resilience. There's an undeniable polish across A Complicated Woman, but it never feels cold; instead, the production wraps around Taylor's words like a protective armor. Brief but potent interludes and clever lyrical turns keep the album moving with a strong narrative flow. A Complicated Woman feels like both a natural continuation and a bold new chapter for Self Esteem i pop music that's brave, bruised and utterly alive.
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A Complicated Woman
Cat: 754987 2. Rel: 24 Apr 25
I Do & I Don't Care
Focus Is Power
Mother
The Curse
Logic, Bitch! (feat Sue Tompkins)
Cheers To Me
If Not Now, It's Soon
In Plain Sight (feat Moonchild Sanelly)
Lies (feat Nadine Shah)
69
What Now
The Deep Blue Okay
Review: Rebecca Taylor arrives at third album A Complicated Woman in a very different place to where she was before the release of her previous full-length, the Mercury Prize-nominated Prioritise Pleasure. Now a bona-fide pop star, the South Yorkshire chanteuse now has to deal with heightened expectations and her own experience of fame. By the sound of A Complicated Woman, she's handling both with aplomb. That's not to say that the lyrics avoid difficult subjects - her own worries remain front and centre - but the delightfully grandiose production, extensive use of choirs and orchestras, and Taylor's own penchant for penning stadium-sized sing-alongs deliver a maximal pop gem fitting her genuine star status. Rotherham's finest has never sounded so good (or, it should be added, explicit - there are some genuinely adult themes on display).

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I Got Too Sad For My Friends
Cat: PIASR 1555LP. Rel: 29 May 25
Tokyo (3:23)
Leonard Street (3:26)
Recognise (4:25)
World's Worst Girlfriend (2:39)
Richardson (feat Cassandra Jenkins) (3:42)
America (3:52)
Online (3:44)
I Wanna Be Love By You (3:03)
Ringpull (2:51)
If You Don't Believe In Love (feat Helado Negro) (4:13)
Bad Kid (feat Becca Mancari) (2:52)
Review: British singer-songwriter Shura has spent some serious time, effort and thought on I Got Too Sad For My Friends. Six years, in fact. During that period, she's clearly learned at lot about life, love, loss, and whatever other L-word you can think of that means 'maturity' to those in the know. The result is a spectacularly accomplished collection that reveals an artist at their creative peak. To date, anyway. Cornerstone of the record, and the very first single, is 'Recognise', and this is perhaps the strongest case in point. From whispy and whispered opening, through full, cacophonous bloom, it's a track that keeps us in a beautiful dark until its monumental, joyful reveal. Elsewhere, 'Ringpull' and 'The World's Worst Girlfriend' betray a clear penchant for classic 1980s pop, while the likes of 'Online' seem to float in on a serene cloud of gentile pianos and hovering strings.



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Sincerely
Sincerely (gatefold pink vinyl LP + envelope)
Cat: 754388 4. Rel: 08 May 25
Heaven Is A Home (3:30)
Sugar! Honey! Love! (3:05)
Lose My Cool (4:02)
It's Just Us (2:56)
Territorial (3:20)
Silk Lingerie (3:35)
Fall Apart (3:06)
All I Can Say (3:09)
Daggers! (2:45)
For You (2:45)
Angels All Around Me (3:12)
Breeze! (3:59)
Sunshine & Rain (3:21)
ILYSMIH (3:14)
Review: Kali Uchis has always had a gift for building dreamy, insular worlds, but her fifth studio album feels like a quiet reckoning. She channels existential uncertainty into lush, open-hearted pop i a mix of glittery r&b, woozy soul, and downcast slow jams that seem to float between time zones. Written in the aftermath of what she's described as a "life-altering" experience, there's a newfound stillness here. 'Sunshine & Rain...' is all candlelight and quiet yearning, its soft-focus production the perfect backdrop for a voice that's more hushed and inward than ever. 'ILYSMIH' (short for "I love you so much it hurts") doubles down on vulnerability, with lyrics that feel read straight from a diary, tangled up in delay-drenched strings and pillowy keys. There's punchier stuff too i 'Territorial' and 'Daggers!' lean towards funk and psychedelia, but the tempo never really rises. Instead, the energy folds inwards. 'Silk Lingerie,' 'Lose My Cool,' and 'It's Just Us' feel like whispered confessions, suspended between dream and memory. Across all 14 tracks, there's a strong sense of intimacy and solitude: of letters written and maybe never sent, of a person quietly finding the strength to stay soft in a world that rarely offers the same back.
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Sincerely
Cat: 754389 1. Rel: 08 May 25
Heaven Is A Home (3:30)
Sugar! Honey! Love! (3:05)
Lose My Cool (4:02)
It's Just Us (2:56)
Territorial (3:20)
Silk Lingerie (3:35)
Fall Apart (3:06)
All I Can Say (3:09)
Daggers! (2:45)
For: You (2:45)
Angels All Around Me (3:12)
Breeze! (3:59)
Sunshine & Rain (3:21)
ILYSMIH (3:14)
Review: Since appearing on Gorillaz fifth album, Humanz, in 2017, Kali Uchis has been on an upward trajectory. Now a major international star with a quartet of major label backed solo albums to her name, the Colombian American rapper and singer arrives at album number five, Sincerely, at the peak of her powers. Inspired in part by an unexplained "life-altering event", the set's lyrics explore "the complexities of life" and her desire to "find joy in life despite of the world". In truth, it's more joy than pain, with Uchis gravitating towards head-nodding, string-laden grooves, r&b-influenced pop, guitar-laden trip-hop torch songs, and immersive, dream-like soundscapes.
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Now That's What I Call The 70's
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Cat: CDNNNOW 159. Rel: 29 May 25
Queen - "Don't Stop Me Now"
Electric Light Orchestra - "Mr Blue Sky"
Gerry Rafferty - "Baker Street"
The Police - "Message In A Bottle"
Blondie - "Heart Of Glass"
Gary Numan - "Cars"
The Buggles - "Video Killed The Radio Star"
The Boomtown Rats - "Rat Trap"
The Clash - "London Calling"
Pretenders - "Kid"
The Undertones - "Teenage Kicks"
Siouxsie & The Banshees - "Hong Kong Garden"
Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel - "Make Me Smile (Come Up & See Me)"
Don McLean - "American Pie"
Rod Stewart - "Maggie May"
Bonnie Tyler - "It's A Heartache"
Dr Hook - "A Little Bit More"
Pussycat - "Mississippi"
Dolly Parton - "Jolene"
Neil Diamond - "Sweet Caroline"
John Lennon & Yoko Ono - "Instant Karma! (We All Shine On)"
Bruce Springsteen - "Born To Run"
Meat Loaf - "Bat Out Of Hell"
Status Quo - "Rockin' All Over The World"
Thin Lizzy - "The Boys Are Back In Town"
Ike & Tina Turner - "Nutbush City Limits"
Free - "All Right Now"
Bob Dylan - "Knockin' On Heaven's Door"
Joan Armatrading - "Love & Affection"
Marvin Gaye - "What's Going On"
The Stylistics - "You Make Me Feel Brand New"
The Hollies - "The Air That I Breathe"
Harry Nilsson - "Without You"
Eric Carmen - "All By Myself"
Chicago - "If You Leave Me Now"
Justin Hayward - "Forever Autumn"
Billy Joel - "My Life"
Elvis Presley - "Way Down"
Showaddywaddy - "Under The Moon Of Love"
Darts - "Daddy Cool/The Girl Can't Help It"
Donna Summer - "MacArthur Park"
Gloria Gaynor - "I Will Survive"
Village People - "YMCA"
Baccara - "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie"
Chic - "Good Times"
Sister Sledge - "We Are Family"
Earth, Wind & Fire - "September"
Barry White - "You're The First, The Last, My Everything"
The Four Seasons - "December, 1963 (Oh What A Night!)"
George McCrae - "Rock Your Baby"
Tina Charles - "I Love To Love"
Heatwave - "Boogie Nights"
Odyssey - "Native New Yorker"
Rose Royce - "Love Don't Live Here Anymore"
Commodores - "Three Times A Lady"
Dean Friedman & Denise Marsa - "Lucky Stars"
Kiki Dee - "Amoureuse"
Shirley Bassey - "Something"
Demis Roussos - "Forever & Ever"
The Manhattan Transfer - "Chanson D'Amour"
Elton John - "Rocket Man (I Think It's Going To Be A Long Long Time)"
David Essex - "Gonna Make You A Star"
Gilbert O'Sullivan - "Get Down"
Mott The Hoople - "All The Young Dudes"
Roxy Music - "Virginia Plain"
Sparks - "This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us"
Sweet - "Blockbuster"
Suzi Quatro - "Can The Can"
Mud - "Tiger Feet"
Alvin Stardust - "My Coo Ca Choo"
Wizzard - "See My Baby Jive"
The Rubettes - "Sugar Baby Love"
Pilot - "Magic"
Bay City Rollers - "Shang-a-Lang"
Sailor - "A Glass Of Champagne"
Barry Blue - "Dancin' (On A Saturday Night)"
The Three Degrees - "When Will I See You Again"
Freda Payne - "Band Of Gold"
Stevie Wonder - "Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours)"
Diana Ross - "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"
Simon & Garfunkel - "Bridge Over Troubled Water"
10cc - "I'm Not In Love"
Bread - "Make It With You"
Roberta Flack - "Killing Me Softly With His Song"
Leo Sayer - "When I Need You"
Hot Chocolate - "So You Win Again"
Boney M - "Rivers Of Babylon"
Althea & Donna - "Uptown Top Ranking"
Jackson 5 - "The Love You Save"
Billy Ocean - "Love Really Hurts Without You"
Carl Douglas - "Kung Fu Fighting"
The Wombles - "The Wombling Song"
Brotherhood Of Man - "Save Your Kisses For Me"
Dawn - "Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree" (feat Tony Orlando)
The New Seekers - "I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony)"
Terry Jacks - "Seasons In The Sun"
Cliff Richard - "Devil Woman"
Olivia Newton-John - "Hopelessly Devoted To You"
David Soul - "Don't Give Up On Us"
Paul McCartney & Wings - "Mull Of Kintyre"
Review: This five-disc CD set has an impressively broad and satisfying journey through one of the most dynamic decades in popular music. From glam to disco, punk to singer-songwriter balladry, soul to soft rock, each disc brings together an eclectic mix of tracks that still feels essential. The opening tracks boast undeniable energy: Queen's 'Don't Stop Me Now' and ELO's 'Mr Blue Sky' remain joyful anthems, while Blondie's 'Heart of Glass' and Gary Numan's 'Cars' introduce a touch of post-punk and synth-pop futurism. As the compilation moves into moodier and more socially charged fare, the inclusion of The Clash's 'London Calling' and Marvin Gaye's 'What's Going On' add depth and urgency, but there are moments of sheer beauty like Joan Armatrading's 'Love and Affection' and Justin Hayward's 'Forever Autumn' too. The disco era gets a full-bodied celebration with staples like Gloria Gaynor's 'I Will Survive', Chic's 'Good Times' and Earth Wind and Fire's 'September', each one carrying the rhythm and flair that defined dancefloors at the time. Meanwhile, soft rock and radio-friendly hits like 10cc's 'I'm Not In Love' and Bread's 'Make It With You' provide smoother, introspective tones. Nostalgic singalongs such as 'Sweet Caroline', 'Mull of Kintyre' and 'Tie a Yellow Ribbon' add a glimpse of warmth that remains from the 60s. Each track is a classic in its own right, but together they form a kaleidoscope of 70s culture.
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Now That's What I Call Pop!
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Now That's What I Call Pop! (gatefold yellow pink & blue vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: LPNNNOW 157. Rel: 22 May 25
Sabrina Carpenter - "Espresso" (2:56)
Noah Kahan - "Stick Season" (3:01)
Myles Smith - "Stargazing" (2:51)
Billie Eilish - "BIRDS OF A FEATHER" (3:30)
Olivia Rodrigo - "Vampire" (3:42)
Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars - "Die With A Smile" (4:08)
Gracie Abrams - "Close To You" (3:46)
Troye Sivan - "One Of Your Girls" (3:00)
Madison Beer - "Make You Mine" (3:43)
Conan Gray - "Never Ending Song" (2:36)
Shawn Mendes - "When You're Gone" (2:54)
Mimi Webb - "House On Fire" (2:20)
Benson Boone - "Beautiful Things" (3:01)
Teddy Swims - "Lose Control" (3:31)
Post Malone & Morgan Wallen - "I Had Some Help" (2:59)
Dasha - "Austin (Boots Stop Workin')" (2:51)
SZA - "Kill Bill" (2:36)
RAYE - "Escapism" (feat 070 Shake) (4:34)
Sam Fender - "Seventeen Going Under" (3:56)
Tom Grennan - "Higher" (3:22)
The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber - "STAY" (2:21)
PinkPantheress - "Boy's A Liar" (2:14)
Doja Cat - "Woman" (2:55)
Lizzo - "About Damn Time" (3:12)
Lil Nas X - "THATS WHAT I WANT" (2:25)
Ariana Grande - "Yes, &?" (3:35)
Dua Lipa - "Houdini" (3:08)
Tate McRae - "Greedy" (2:13)
Tyla - "Water" (3:21)
Miley Cyrus - "Flowers" (3:17)
Lana Del Rey - "Say Yes To Heaven" (3:04)
KAROL G - "Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido" (3:14)
Sam Smith & Kim Petras - "Unholy" (2:40)
David Guetta & Bebe Rexha - "I'm Good (Blue)" (2:57)
Nathan Dawe X Joel Corry X Ella Henderson - "0800 Heaven" (2:38)
Becky Hill & Sonny Fodera - "Never Be Alone" (3:09)
Dermot Kennedy - "Kiss Me" (3:48)
Alex Warren - "Carry You Home" (2:48)
Review: The Now! compilations have come a heck of a long way since their inception in 1983, thanks to the mantic capabilities of Stephen Navin, Jon Webster and Peter Jamieson, major label collaborators operating between EMI and Virgin. Inspired by a 1920s British advertising poster depicting a pig exclaiming, "Now, that's what I call music!", these roundups are bona fide arbitrations of taste indeed. While decadal / period retrospectives are their usual fare, their yearly roundup subcategory takes shape for 2025, enshrining the very best earworms of recent memory: Tyla's 'Water', Lil Nas X's 'That's What I Want', Ariana Grande's 'Yes &?' and Raye's 'Escapism'.
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Pop Gems: The 80s
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Pop Gems: The 80s (unmixed 3xCD)
Cat: 885198 9. Rel: 17 Apr 25
The Human League - "Human"
A-Ha - "Cry Wolf"
Duran Duran - "Careless Memories"
Japan - "Visions Of China"
ABC - "That Was Then But This Is Now"
Adam Ant - "Apollo 9"
Tears For Fears - "Mothers Talk"
Roxy Music - "Same Old Scene"
The Stranglers - "European Female"
Joan Armatrading - "Drop The Pilot"
Tina Turner - "Typical Male"
Belinda Carlisle - "Circle In The Sand"
Fairground Attraction - "Find My Love" (feat Eddi Reader)
Katrina & The Waves - "Sun Street"
Amazulu - "Excitable"
Tanita Tikaram - "Good Tradition"
Red Box - "Lean On Me (Ah-Li-Ayo)"
Curiosity Killed The Cat - "Ordinary Day"
Five Star - "If I Say Yes"
Hot Chocolate - "I Gave You My Heart (Didn't I)"
Jaki Graham - "Round & Around"
The Jam - "Absolute Beginners"
Dexys Midnight Runners - "The Celtic Soul Brothers (More, Please, Thank You)"
Deacon Blue - "Wages Day"
Simply Red - "The Right Thing"
Level 42 - "The Sun Goes Down (Living It Up)"
Swing Out Sister - "Twilight World"
Womack & Womack - "Love Wars"
Cameo - "Back & Forth"
Chaka Khan - "This Is My Night"
Sheila E - "The Belle Of St Mark"
Dead Or Alive - "Something In My House"
Kim Wilde - "The Second Time"
Art Of Noise - "Peter Gunn" (feat Duane Eddy)
Wax - "Bridge To Your Heart"
Paul Young - "Tomb Of Memories"
King - "Won't You Hold My Hand Now"
Belouis Some - "Imagination"
Furniture - "Brilliant Mind"
Cock Robin - "The Promise You Made"
Boy George - "Keep Me In Mind"
UB40 & Chrissie Hynde - "Breakfast In Bed"
Electric Light Orchestra - "Twilight"
John Parr - "St Elmo's Fire (Man In Motion)"
It Bites - "Calling All The Heroes"
Men At Work - "Overkill"
Jim Diamond - "Hi Ho Silver"
Belle & The Devotions - "Love Games"
Dollar - "Hand Held In Black & White"
Haysi Fantayzee - "Shiny Shiny"
Shakin' Stevens & Bonnie Tyler - "A Rocking Good Way (To Mess Around & Fall In Love)"
Stray Cats - "Runaway Boys"
Roman Holliday - "Motor Mania"
Sam Brown - "Can I Get A Witness"
Tiffany - "I Saw Him Standing There"
Bros - "Chocolate Box"
Milli Vanilli - "Baby Don't Forget My Number"
LeVert - "Casanova"
Narada Michael Walden - "I Shoulda Loved Ya"
The Spinners - "Cupid/I've Loved You For A Long Time"
The Four Tops - "Indestructible"
The Christians - "Forgotten Town"
Randy Crawford - "Rainy Night In Georgia"
Review: While compilations of 1980s pop music are ten-a-penny, most tend to focus on the most celebrated hits and biggest singles. Spectrum's latest, Pop Gems: The 80s, takes a different approach, combining familiar numbers (Dexy's 'Celtic Soul Brothers', Roxy Music's 'Same Old Scene' and the Human League's 'Human') with forgotten treats and less-celebrated cuts from big names of the era (Tears For Fears, Ah-Ha, Shakin' Stevens, Adam Ant, ABC, Duran Duran, Boy George, Five Star, Bros etc). There's also a sprinkling of crossover American dancefloor hits too, from the likes of Chaka Khan, Womack & Womack, Sheila E, Cameo and Jakki Graham). It packs in plenty of three discs, as you'd expect, and even finds space for a dash of Fairground Convention!
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Transcoastal
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Cat: POLP 001. Rel: 01 May 25
M E A Group - "Onda Nueva" (3:09)
Mr Myers - "So Long" (4:04)
Alberto Wolf & Los Terapeutas - "Subliminalmente Panteista" (3:52)
Ricardo Bomba - "So Sentindo O Momento" (3:22)
Flaire - "Winter's Gone" (3:22)
Dean A Crawford - "Laguna" (3:14)
Raphael Holder - "That's Why I Listen To My Heart" (4:19)
Richard Bowen - "Sorcery" (3:36)
Neal Davis - "Jealous Sea" (4:07)
Havanna Club - "Laura" (3:41)
Review: In 2019, a conversation between Norman Gervais and Mario Gharios (Pocket Of Light) sparked the idea of using compilations to impress a feeling, rather than focusing on a specific decade, genre, or style. And ho, on a warm July day on the Riviera, so began a for-the-ages discussion as to how music could paint vivid pictures, from kitschy seaside resorts to tranquil sailboats in Caribbean coves. Gervais' taste guided the process; he would decalre tracks "100% Blue Wave," referring to Balearic and new wave fusions, perfect for blasting from the baleinaire. Despite personal setbacks, such as the Beirut Port Explosion and COVID, they continued the collab together with Charles Bals, and a few years later, the result is Transcoastal, a trusty, storm-weathering voyager of a comp, replete with invincible sails. These are Balearic favourites for the bluest of skies, our favourites on which have to be Richard Bowen's 'Sorcery', Neil Davis' 'Jealous Sea' and Ricardo Bomba's 'So Sentindo O Momento'. We hear a predilection for guitar, varied plucks suggesting multi-pelagic moods.
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I'm The Problem
I'm The Problem (limited gatefold brown vinyl 3xLP + 'collectable hunting ID' (indie exclusive))
Cat: 758863 7. Rel: 16 May 25
I'm The Problem (2:59)
I Got Better (3:19)
Superman (3:05)
What I Want (feat Tate McRae) (3:00)
Just In Case (2:44)
Interlude (0:37)
Falling Apart (3:16)
Skoal, Chevy & Browning (3:39)
Eyes Are Closed (3:13)
Kick Myself (2:39)
20 Cigarettes (2:40)
TN (3:04)
Missing (3:03)
Where'd That Girl Go (2:31)
Genesis (3:17)
Revelation (3:24)
Number 3 & Number 7 (feat Eric Church) (3:16)
Kiss Her In Front Of You (2:59)
If You Were Mine (2:47)
Don't We (3:13)
Come Back As A Redneck (feat Hardy) (3:54)
Love Somebody (3:26)
Dark Till Daylight (3:53)
The Dealer (feat Ernest) (3:02)
Leavin's The Least I Could Do (3:08)
Jack & Jill (3:40)
I Ain't Coming Back (feat Post Malone) (2:55)
Nothin' Left (2:41)
Drinking Til It Does (3:09)
Smile (3:37)
Working Man's Song (4:18)
Whiskey In Reverse (3:54)
Crazy Eyes (3:16)
LA Night (2:49)
Miami (3:23)
Lies Lies Lies (3:15)
I'm A Little Crazy (3:21)
Review: American country star Morgan Wallen returns with his fourth full-length project: a sprawling, near two-hour showcase of pop, rock and acoustic balladry. While his sound remains rooted in Nashville tradition, the Tennessee-born singer taps into broader palettes hereidrawing on slow-burn storytelling ('Just in Case'), radio-friendly duets (like his Tate McRae collab), and swaggering pop-rock hybrids that veer into crossover territory ('I Ain't Comin' Back', with Post Malone). Wallen's lyrical themes stick to familiar territoryiheartache, small-town nights, self-reflectionibut the production, led by longtime collaborators Joey Moi and Charlie Handsome, often elevates the material. Despite its length, the album keeps a steady rhythm, with highlights like 'Superman' offering a rare moment of emotional clarity. For fans, it's an unfiltered look at a man embracing vulnerability while doubling down on chart power. For everyone else, it's proof of Wallen's status as one of the most commercially magnetic voices in contemporary countryiand one who continues to expand his reach.
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Clear Light/Dark Matter: Big Hits & Near Misses
Clear Light/Dark Matter: Big Hits & Near Misses (clear with black speckled vinyl LP)
Cat: SINQ 331. Rel: 28 Apr 25
Dance Hall Days (3:55)
Everybody Have Fun Tonight (4:39)
Let's Go (4:27)
Praying To A New God (3:55)
Fire In The Twilight (Live At The El Mocambo) (4:58)
Don't Let Go (4:15)
To Live And Die In LA (4:49)
Wait (4:24)
Hypnotize Me (4:31)
Space Junk (3:51)
Review: Wang Chung, the London-based band known for their blend of pop, funk and rock, reflects on their four-decade career with a collection that unveils the intricacies behind their chart-topping hits. Tracks like 'Dance Hall Days' exemplify their skill in fusing African rhythms with electronic pop, while 'Everybody Have Fun Tonight' brings together Motown influences and modern dancefloor sensibilities. The release highlights the band's ability to move between vibrant energy and experimental depths, capturing the essence of their diverse musical explorations. It's a celebration of Wang Chung's pioneering spirit, offering both the familiarity of their anthems and the allure of their more adventurous sounds.
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Golden (50th Anniversary Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: 080298 7072717. Rel: 08 May 25
The Wombling Song (2:27)
Remember You're A Womble (3:10)
Banana Rock (3:05)
Minuetto Allegretto (3:38)
Wombling Merry Christmas (3:21)
Wombling White Tie & Tails (3:36)
Superwomble (3:26)
The Womble Shuffle (2:40)
Let's Womble To The Party Tonight (3:29)
Wombling USA (2:51)
Rainmaker (3:02)
The Wombling Song (Film version) (4:17)
Review: Not all Record Store Day releases are created equal, and if you ask us, this is one of the best ever: Golden is a limited-edition gold vinyl compilation featuring all of The Wombles' singles, remastered and presented in chronological order. Originally released in 2024, this version celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Wombles' 1974 UK chart success and includes hits like 'The Wombling Song' and 'Remember You're A Womble' alongside rather more rare tracks such as 'Wombling USA.' The group was a total pop phenomenon in the 1970s and enjoyed chart-topping success with three songs in the UK charts simultaneously in 1974. This nostalgic pressing is a great reminder of those magical times.
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Stand Still Look Pretty (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Stand Still Look Pretty (Record Store Day RSD 2025) (limited heavyweight translucent violet vinyl LP)
Cat: 093624 835516. Rel: 08 May 25
Leave The Pieces (3:30)
Way Back Home (3:18)
The Good Kind (3:43)
Tennessee (4:15)
My, Oh My (3:31)
Stand Still, Look Pretty (2:44)
Cigarettes (3:20)
Hard To Love You (3:52)
Lay Me Down (3:36)
One More Girl (5:11)
Rain (4:07)
Crazy People (3:11)
Review: US coutntry rockers The Wreckers - or Michelle Branch and Jessica Harp - were only around for three years, but in that time they did manage to chalk up a couple of massive singles, 'Leave The Pieces' and 'My, Oh My', as well as this album, which went on to sell in excess of 850,000 copies after it emerged in May 2006. Harp has gone on to have success as a solo artist, but the updated country sound and close harmony simplicity of this album, now reissued, is yet to be eclipsed by either.
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Evangelic Girl Is A Gun
Evangelic Girl Is A Gun ('iris of bloodlust' translucent red marbled vinyl LP + poster (indie exclusive))
Cat: ZEN 315E. Rel: 29 May 25
Tequila Coma (2:45)
The Girl Who Sold Her Face (2:50)
Eko (3:29)
1967 (3:52)
VV (3:49)
Dudu (3:06)
What3vr (2:44)
Saiko (1:52)
Evangelic Girl Is A Gun (4:30)
Skullcrusher (2:16)
Review: Yeule (Nat Cmiel) is something of a sonic scrapyard varmint, scouring the lost wastes for augmentable audio parts perhaps useable in their madcap experiments. An avant-garde spin doctor of ash-faced, death-ray-desert-bomb glitch-pop, they've kept their place at the knife-edge of innovation, blending genres and non-genres at the violent vanguard where sounds remain in constant, slipped flux. In the lineage of Machine Girl, ecolagbohrsac2021 or Hakushi Hasegawa, 2022's Glitch Princess laid nutritious ground for Cmiel's now evermore fractious work, Evangelic Girl Is A Gun, which hears the somewhat alter-egoic Yeule now delve into the complexity of a fragmented identity, embracing the duality of light and shadow while echoing surreal animes, such as Serial Experiments Lain and Angel Egg. The LP reimagines Yeule as a haunting figure, exploring ego deaths and transformations in partnership with visual artist Vasso Vu.
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Evangelic Girl Is A Gun
Cat: ZEN 315. Rel: 29 May 25
Tequila Coma (2:45)
The Girl Who Sold Her Face (2:50)
Eko (3:29)
1967 (3:52)
VV (3:49)
Dudu (3:06)
What3vr (2:44)
Saiko (1:52)
Evangelic Girl Is A Gun (4:30)
Skullcrusher (2:16)
Review: Non-binary performance artist Nat Cmiel from Singapore, often also known as yeule, continues to push the boundaries of glitch-pop and alt-electronica with their latest release. After solidifying their reputation as a trailblazer with their sophomore album Glitch Princess and its follow-up softscars, Cmiel takes a more daring, raw approach here. It's a cathartic exploration of self-destruction, trapped identities and the dark undercurrents of post-modernity, where Cmiel's ethereal vocals intertwine with dissonant beats, creating a paradox of beauty and tension.The sprawling atmospherics of 'Tequila Coma' and '1967' unfurl into a liquid haze, giving way to the razor-edged urgency of 'VV' and 'Dudu', which channel a palpable, jittery rhythm that commands attention. Collaborating with the likes of A.G. Cook and Mura Masa, the album navigates between haunting introspection and electrifying energy. It's a striking nod to Cmiel's ability to balance vulnerability and sonic experimentation, presenting a portrait of the artist struggling with the very image they've built.
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