Nominated for the 2010 Mercury Music Prize.

Reflecting the urgency and claustrophobia of city life, the record dispensed with the acoustic, folky and pastoral influences of Weller's recent work and introduced more jagged rock styles with angry, urban and metallic influences - Diamond Dogs, Low-period Bowie riffs.

Very experimental, mostly short songs but with a sense of adventure - often packing a suite's worth of twists into one song - the updated New Orleans shuffle meets bonkers music hall of Many of the left turns arrive via the arrangements - witness the careening chaos after the chorus of Grasp & Still Connect, or the mutating psychedelia of Andromeda

Amongst the experimentation though, Jam fans will love the tightly wound collaboration with Bruce Foxton on Fast Car/Slow Traffic, the dense dangerous heartbeat and militaristic sound collage of 7&3 Is the Strikers Name (featuring My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields).

Style Council fans will appreciate the jazz waltz of In Amsterdam or No Tears to Cry - a sublime Walker Brothers style ballad, as well as Aim High, his finest blue-eyed soul ballad in ages.

Track list
Moonshine
Wake Up the Nation
No Tears to Cry
Fast Car / Slow Traffic
Andromeda
In Amsterdam
She Speaks
Find the Torch / Burn the Plans
Aim High
Trees
Grasp & Still Connect
Whatever Next
7 & 3 is the Striker's Name
Up the Dosage
Pieces of a Dream
Two Fat Ladies

Pop star Robbie Williams captured live in performance at the London Palladium. Williams performs a selection of songs from his latest album 'Swings Both Ways' (2013) alongside a number of swing favourites from the past. He is joined onstage by an orchestra and celebrity guests including Rufus Wainwright, Lily Allen and the Muppets Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog.

Following the triumph of Golden Hour, which won the 2018 Album of the Year Grammy Award, Musgraves went through a divorce and a long period of self-discovery and healing.

Star-crossed is the story of this chapter in her journey—a “modern tragedy” that takes listeners through the stages of complicated and conflicting emotions in ways that feel all too familiar for most of us.

Track Listings
1 : Nothing's Free
2 : Forever Means
3 : Time Bandits
4 : Holding on

Last year's Big Time brought Angel Olsen to a deeper, truer sense of self than ever before. Borne from the twin stars of grief and love, the album delivered beautiful sense of certainty, the sure-footed sound of an artist fully, finally at home with herself. But within that wisdom comes the realization that there is no finish line, no destination or static end point to life while you're living it, and Forever Means collects songs from the Big Time sessions that hold this common theme. They are, in Olsen's words, "in search of something else.""I was somewhere traveling," says Olsen, "stopped for a few days and wandering the city, and I was thinking 'what does 'forever' really mean? What are the things I'm seeking in friendship or love, and how can 'forever' be attainable if we're always changing?'" Sitting with the reality of that entropy, Olsen realized "maybe the secret to ongoing love is to embrace change as part of love itself, that forever must have something to do with playing, looking, constantly searching things out for yourself, never letting yourself think you're finished learning or exploring."'Forever'", says Olsen, "remains curious while trying also to be kind and honest."All this packs into the four precious songs that comprise Forever Means, songs from Olsen's roads traveled and the ones ahead. "Nothing's free / like breaking free" Olsen sings, comfortable with the costs of her clarity, her heart and voice fixed on the present, the future, the not-yet-known and the beautifully unknowable.

Track list
Time
Heaven Takes You Home
Jacob's Note
Moth to a Flame
Mafia
Frankenstein
Don't Go Mad
Paradise Again
Lifetime
Calling on
Home
It Gets Better
Redlight
Can U Feel It
19.30
Another Minute
For You

Track Listings
1 : Gloria
2 : Eyes Without a Face
3 : Safety Dance
4 : If You Leave
5 : Forever Young

While spending time trying to conquer the audio of live-stream athome performances, I got better acquainted with my friend Adam McDaniel, an engineer and producer in Asheville, NC. Adam and I had known each other for years. When the band was a bit smaller I'd often rent his studio, Drop of Sun, for pre-recording / pre tour rehearsals. Summer 2020 was tough for many reasons. But Adam and his wife Emily opened their home to me and made it a safe space to create and let go. I had an idea to record some covers and bring some of the band into the mix, or add other players. I wanted to record 80's songs that I'd overheard walking the aisles at the grocery store, and I needed to laugh and have fun and be a little less serious about the recording process in general. I thought about completely changing some of the songs and turning them inside out. I'd heard "Gloria" by Laura Branigan for the first time at a family Christmas gathering and I was amazed at all the aunts who got up to dance. I imagined them all dancing and laughing in slow motion, and that's when I got the idea to slow the entire song down and try it out in this way. I felt that "Safety Dance" by Men Without Hats could be reinterpreted to be about this time of quarantine and the fear of being around anyone or having too much fun. It made me wonder, is it safe to laugh or dance or be free of it all for just a moment? I know it's not really in my history to do something unintentional or just for the hell of it but my connection to these songs is pretty straightforward, I just wanted to have a little fun and be a little more spontaneous, and I think I needed to remember that I could!

Track Listings
Disc: 1
Side: 1
1 : Everything Your Heart Desires (Live at The Troubadour)
2 : When the Morning Comes (Live at The Troubadour)
3 : Family Man (Live at The Troubadour)
Side: 2
1 : Say It Isn't So (Live at The Troubadour)
2 : It's Uncanny (Live at The Troubadour)
3 : Had I Known You Better Then (Live at The Troubadour)
4 : She's Gone (Live at The Troubadour)

Disc: 2
Side: 1
1 : Getaway Car (Live at The Troubadour)
2 : Cab Driver (Live at The Troubadour)
Side: 2
1 : One on One (Live at The Troubadour)
2 : Sara Smile (Live at The Troubadour)
3 : Maneater (Live at The Troubadour)

Disc: 3
Side: 1
1 : Out of Touch (Live at The Troubadour)
2 : I Can't Go for That (No Can Do) [Live at The Troubadour]
3 : Rich Girl (Live at The Troubadour)
Side: 2
1 : Kiss on My List (Live at The Troubadour)
2 : You Make My Dreams (Live at The Troubadour)
3 : Abandoned Luncheonette (Live at The Troubadour)
4 : Private Eyes (Live at The Troubadour)

Recorded in May 2008, ‘Live at the Troubadour’ sees Daryl Hall and John Oates return to the legendary Los Angeles venue they first played as a support act in the 70s.
Re-issued on double CD and released for the first time on triple LP, the set sees the duo delve into their extensive back catalogue, delighting fans with nearly 2 hours of hits reimagined in a stripped back format, laying bare the beauty of their classic songwriting and mastery of their craft as live performers. The recording includes incredible live performances of ‘Maneater’, ‘Out of Touch’, ‘You Make My Dream’ and many more.

The cinematic musical journey is about the fine line between taking advantage of your youth, seizing the day and burning out. The songs take an introspective look into his relationship with his decade plus career including growing up in Las Vegas, love, and fame.

'Viva Las Vengeance is a look back at who I was 17 years ago and who I am now with the fondness I didn't have before. I didn't realize I was making an album and there was something about the tape machine that kept me honest'. - Brendon Urie