Wide Eyed Nowhere is Turin Brakes ninth full studio album, a set of new songs emerging 21 years after their seminal debut. It's no easy feat maintaining an optimistic attitude through the turbulence of the years, but the band found their own method down in deepest Tooting to produce this lean, bittersweet collection.

Track list
When You're Around
Up for Grabs
World Like That
Into the Sun
The Ride
Isolation
This Love
Rain and Hurricanes
Solid Ground
Wide-eyed Nowhere
No Rainbow

Track list
Intro (High Bright High)
Your Beautiful Self
Fluorescent Blood
Marry It
Rainbow Protection
Clarinet Dance Jam
Sitcom
Semi-precious
August 13
Pwintiques

"Willy Mason announces his new album 'Already Dead' for release on August 6th, his fourth album and the first for nine years. First track to go live is album opener 'Youth On A Spit' one of Willy's heaviest tracks to date. A 15 date UK and European tour is being planned for November. About Youth On A Spit Youth on a spit is about the struggle for freedom and identity that comes from growing up in an advertising based culture. The refrain 'you can't kill me I'm already dead' is about the liberation that comes with disillusionment. BACKGROUND Nobody could believe Willy Mason was only 19 when he appeared on the indie scene, after a chain of events that saw Mason hanging out, performing gigs and touring America with the likes of Conor Oberst and his band, Bright Eyes around the time of releasing 'Humans Eat', the 2004 album and its singles (now classic track ""Oxygen"" and ""So Long"") charting in the UK Singles and Albums Charts in 2005. ""Already Dead"" follows 'Carry On', his 2012 album produced by Dan Carey during his time in South London which also led to Mason's feature on Lianne La Havas' album 'Is Your Love Big Enough' and his 2012 tour with Ben Howard."

Track list
Youth on a Spit
You'd Like to Be Free
Gilded Lie
Reservation
Oh My Country
Slowslide
One of the Good Ones
Outwit the Devil
If There's a Heart
Worth It

Track Listings:
1 : Have I Told You Enough
2 : Talk in Your Sleep
3 : Just Outside
4 : You Left in the Worst Way
5 : All the Time
6 : Can We Stay Like This
7 : Pull Me from the Floor
8 : Walk All Day with You
9 : Such a Shame
10 : Promise Me
11 : It's Too Much

Limited vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. Includes digital download. 2018 release. British rockers Moose Blood have brought emo back to the mainstream, blending thoughtful lyricism with guitar-driven choruses. Expounding on their success of 2016's Blush, the quartet have gotten even more miserable for their full-length I Don't Think I Can Do This Anymore.

Life Is Fine is an album by Paul Kelly, released in 2017. Life Is Fine includes a.o. the following tracks: "Rising Moon", "Firewood And Candles", "Don't Explain Feat. Linda Bull", "I Smell Trouble" and more.

Track list
Rising Moon
Finally Something Good
Firewood and Candles
My Man's Got a Cold Feat. Vika Bull
Rock out on the Sea
Leah: the Sequel
Letter in the Rain
Josephina
Don't Explain Feat. Linda Bull
I Smell Trouble
Petrichor
Life is Fine

Snatched up by Atlantic after their Fueled by Ramen debut, Paramorerises to the challenge of playing in the big leagues with their 2007 sophomore effort, RIOT!Mining a familiar vein of punk-pop with emo overtones, Paramoreisn't always original, but they make up for it with tunes, fire, and the youthful enthusiasm of lead singer Hayley Williams. The band also benefits from big-league production, making RIOT!rock with sparkle and crunch, and giving Parmorea leg up on their punk-pop contemporaries.

Track list

1.
Intro
Que Je T'aime
Fils De Personne
Gabrielle
Quelque Chose De Tennessee
Oh Carole
Je N'ai Jamais Pleure
Le Coeur en Deux
L'instinct
Qu'est-ce Que Tu Croyais
Marie
Je Suis Ne Dans La Rue

2.
Allumer Le Feu
Je Veux Te Graver Dans Ma Vie
Aussi Dur Que Du Bois
Jusqu'a Minuit
Je Suis Seul
Diego, Libre Dans Sa Tete
Dis-le Moi
Le Penitencier
L'envie
Essayez
La Musique Que J'aime
M'arreter Lale Coeur en Deux

Track Listings
1 : Di_4u
2 : The Stoned
3 : Ashes
4 : Slave
5 : We All Fall Down
6 : A.D.D. Lover
7 : The Wolf
8 : Follow (Feat. Hollis Wear)
9 : Cry, Baby
10 : Maybe We Were Wrong
11 : Don't Rush

Before coming together to form Saint Ballantine, Brooklyn-based duo Andrew Thomas Reid and Brian 'Sene' Marc were busy pushing creative boundaries on their own. As one half of Denitia & Sene, Brian notably caught the attention of Rolling Stone with the group's lilting electro-soul and striking style. Andrew, an artist, creative director, producer, and visionary with a penchant for branding, helped to materialize a communal incubator for young artists in Brooklyn called the Clubhouse (aka ClubCasa).

The production duo pride themselves on blending aspects of various genres in both their musical elements and lyrical content. Dark and meaningful concepts are often encased in intricate downtempo jams, making each Saint Ballantine track worth exploring. Both musicians specialize in mixing numerous influences and shared priorities, but the music is never harsh or restrictive.

'Although Saint Ballantine has sharp sonic opinions, it's really accessible to a lot of people and I think that's important,' says Reid. He and Marc successfully touch on complex situations as well as lighter universal topics, allowing virtually anyone the chance to connect with the group. Hollis Wear, who previously appeared on Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' 'White Walls' with memorable results, is the lone feature on a cross-cut album of minimal neo-soul, R&B and indie pop, with millennial takes on folk and psych. 'All Saint's Day' celebrates the moody and ethereal, its layered soundscapes as much a sharp, angular pop record as one that stays poised, watching in the wings as an outsider. The humanized synthetics are sure to catch the ears of fans of The Weeknd, H.E.R., Frank Ocean, Porches and Børn