Track Listings
Side: 1
1 : Better Day
2 : Voice of the Voiceless
3 : Lovers in the Supermarket
4 : Dolly Bird
5 : Fickle Fran
Side: 2
6 : Looking Good
7 : Sing Your Tears
8 : Boy (Chapter 1)
9 : Girl (Chapter 2)
10 : Something to Eat
11 : How Do You Sleep at Night?

Jamie Webster's third album, 10 For The People, was produced by Dave Eringa (Manic Street Preachers, Kylie Minogue) and features guest appearances from Brooke Coombe and Billy Bragg. Webster states this album is "specifically for the people, it's brimming with stories, lessons and calls to action." (Modern Sky UK)

Track Listings
1 : A Pair, Ungrown
2 : Piece of the Pie
3 : Cult Merch
4 : Limits and Boundaries
5 : Life to Live

Let it be known that the recipe for a hard-knocking, non-fronting hardcore ep is as easy as pie. Add 50 years worth of pedigree via Brooks Headley's time in UOA, Born Against, (Young) Pioneers, and Wrangler Brutes, Dean Spunt's efforts in Wives and No Age, Cundo Bermudez's sentences in Nazti Skinz and Wrangler Brutes, and finally Michelle Suarez's terms in Mika Miko and Le Face, bake for 5 hours in L.A.'s MacArthur Park during 100 degree weather, and quickly press record on the tape machine. Instant success. C.R.A.S.H.!

Track Listings
1 : City of Atomic Ghost
2 : Blood Rain & Star Jelly
3 : Computer Souls
4 : Black Mother Kali Gandaki

Black Rain returns with Computer Soul: the final part of a sequence of Blackest Ever Black releases that began with 2011's Now I'm Just A Number: Soundtracks 1994-95, and a first glimpse of the project's richly imagined future. For this outing Stuart Argabright (Ike Yard, Dominatrix, Death Comet Crew) is joined by BR founder member Shinichi Shimokawa as well as more recent recruit Soren Roi and Zanias (vocalist on 2015's Dark Pool) - making for the most most group-oriented iteration of Black Rain since its earliest days. Sonically too, there is a sense of evolution but also of coming full circle: the cyberpunk techno of Argabright's celebrated William Gibson soundtracks (compiled on Now I'm Just A Number) and extrapolations of Dark Pool s neuromantic yearning cut with glimpses of the thrash and industrial rock energies that animated Black Rain's incendiary live shows - and sought-after tapes for Kombinat and TPOS - in the early 90s. More than ever, Black Rain is propelled by a powerful science fiction impulse, whether responding to the themes and characters of Gibson's Sprawl or the Blade Runner universe (particularly K.W. Jeter's spin-off/continuation novels which extended its mythology, and timeline, further). It's not news that many of these works' most powerful predictions and prophesies have come to pass - the replicants are already living among us - so Computer Soul projects further into several possible unforeseen futures, its events 'set' in the second half of the current century, fifty or so years after those of Dark Pool. The hyperpopulated metropolises of Dark Pool are no more; the apartments are empty, haunted by ghosts of AC current, devices and machines running lonely without their owners...a melancholy internet of things. Where has everyone got to? Gone but perhaps not gone. Oblivion beckons - always does - but on the other side of that, something else... another time, another place, a river....and a new way of living.

Matchbox 20's debut album Yourself or Someone Like You is a remarkably sophisticated album from so young a band. From the groove that buoys the disarmingly rustic "Back 2 Good," to the incendiary rush that surges through "Busted," Matchbox 20 never fails to strike a universal chord. The band's distinctive vocals and incisive hooks give the songs an emotional undertow that is perfectly matched by the band's instrumental skills.

'Dog House Music' is the second album from American bluesman Seasick Steve. A collection of off-kilter blues tracks with a warm sense of humour and lots of heart, sung in Steve's own inimitable style. Include the tracks 'Yellow Dog', 'Cut My Wings' and 'Dog House Boogie'.

Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge is the second studio album by rock quintet My Chemical Romance. Released on June 8, 2004 through Reprise Records, it was produced by Howard Benson. This album was the first album, by the band, to be released through Reprise Records. Four singles were released from this album: "Thank You For The Venom", "I'm Not Okay (I Promise)", "Helena" and "The Ghost of You".

Track Listings
Side: A
1 : All This Music Must Fade
2 : Ball And Chain
3 : I Don't Wanna Get Wise
4 : Detour
5 : Beads On One String
6 : Hero Ground Zero
Side: B
1 : Street Song
2 : I'll Be Back
3 : Break The News
4 : Rockin' In Rage
5 : She Rocked My World

WHO, released in 2019 on Interscope Records, was The Who's first studio album in 13 years. Produced by Pete Townsend and Dave Sardy, it features the singles "Ball and Chain," "All This Music Must Fade," and "I Don't Wanna Get Wise." Cover art by Sir Peter Blake. 180g vinyl.

Track Listings
1 : Take It
2 : 33
3 : Light #42
4 : Let Her
5 : Join the Tour
6 : Laying Him Back
7 : Run
8 : Last Sigh
9 : Tipsy Queen
10 : Now Is It

Mayako Xo is the solo music project of Sara Gernsbacher based in Los Angeles. XO by Mayako Xo is an exercise in singing to multiple selves, non-human, past and future, converging in one looping currant. It is a structure of sparse layers, new age no wave of post punk femme, notes repeating. Guitar phrases asking and answering each other over and over, each time though somehow distinct, with a voice sewn through and around the middle. Recorded and Mixed by Steve Albini at Electrical Audio in 2018, minimal chant and knife-like guitar lines coalesce with prose and direct un-affected vocal delivery to keep you enthralled, on your toes.

Track Listings
Side: 1
1 : Spülmaschine
2 : Squishy Future
3 : Law & Order
4 : Kim Chi
Side: 2
5 : Crab Supernova
6 : Yellow Fire
7 : Usen't We
8 : Binkle