COLDPLAY - TALK
Tired of us apologising for liking Coldplay? Yeah, we are too. You know the reasons why. Hell, secretly you probably feel the same, unless their brand of melancholic musings really aren't your cup of tea. Anyhow, this is weaker than Fix You, unsurprisingly considering that's the best track on their new album, and it's okay, but nothing to get excited about. We hope it'll take the Christmas No.1 spot just because nothing else credible is likely too, but hell, it's not going to happen is it, not with all the novelty crap out this year. (AF). Release Date: December 19th. Fansite: http://www.coldplaying.com/index.php
ROBBIE WILLIAMS - ADVERTISING SPACE
Bizarrely, after hearing Tripping about seventy two times I started becoming fond of it. I know not why. Even the best of us have our bad days, after all. I could listen to this a thousand times though, and all I'd say is "Meh...It's okay...Bland...Doesn't go anywhere...Ah well, what did you expect?". There's something about Robbie that makes you hope that one day he'll repeat the success of Angels, but I can't quite put my finger on it. It's unlikely that it'll happen judging by this, anyway. (AF). Release Date: 12th December. Link: Fansite: http://www.therobbiewilliamssite.com/
CRAZY FROG - JINGLE BELLS / CAN'T TOUCH THIS
He's back, the little fucker. Thankfully the presumably drug addled and generally idiotic producers of this record won't be after this though, the most uninspired, tedious and shite Christmas record ever made. Yep, it's even worse than Avid Merrion's effort last year, and that made several people cut their ears off. Thankfully it's no longer cool to like T'Frog, even in a knowing ironic way, so expect this to bomb, and everyone involved in making it to be fired. (AF). Release Date: December 12th. Link: Official Site: http://www.crazyfroghits.com/
THE STROKES - JUICEBOX
Watching their performance on Top of the Pops it is easy to see why the Strokes are not particularly liked in some circles. Jealous gits like me hate this cool aloofness that these New York Playboys exude and the fact they probably had their daddies’ bankroll their career (Albert Hammond’s dad having chart success way back when probably helps). A couple were educated at a Swiss boarding school, they have arty haircuts, model girlfriends blah blah blah. So it was nice that their performance of the new single Juicebox was actually refreshingly dull. Albert (Hammond Jr.-curly-wigged poncey layabout who plays a guitar like Mark King played a bass in Level 42) and Nick (Valensi - OC pretty boy with Thierry Henry arrogance) pretty much sounded like playing the same parts all the way through in a repetitive loop, Nikolai (Fraiture) stands their playing the odd note, looks over at the camera bemused with a face that simpers “am I on now” and sighs lethargically. Fabrizio (Moretti - recently mustachioed drummer last reported to be dating Drew Barrymore) is probably the hardest working member of the band behind the drums, although Julian (Casablancas - was acne ridden but it’s cleared up now) pushes him with his Eastern European art-indie vocal before he segues into Broadway Showstopper in the Chorus. Suffice to say the lack of anything interesting happening ‘don’t impress me much’. However, it bears minimal resemblance to the actual track. Listening to it, it is clear they looked to change the sound marginally, whilst retaining what they knew, and is actually more listenable and reasonable than originally thought. A basic dissection would be the opening riff is supposedly like The Cramps, due to it surreptitiously sneaking in all menacing. The menacing grows into this punky snarl, then continues to build to this exhibitionistic yell, subsequently ushers in a raw-sounding abstract solo from Valensi that’s not all that complicated, then repeats, and then returns to a sombre end. Brilliant by no means, but as catchy and artificial as Hard-Fi (but I like their throwaway tunes), and practically as memorable 20 minutes later. (Well OK, I wrote that last line after two listens, I’ve heard it more often, and it is more musically memorable than I originally gave it credit for). Lyrically is a different story, and not a particularly rivetting one at that. Fine to listen to, just don’t expect earth-shattering. (CA). I'm confused here. After reading the letters page of the NME (I found it on a train, I didn't buy it, I swear!) just after Juice Box was leaked on to the net, I was expecting a completely new direction for the once cool band. But no. It's got a bit more attitude, a bit more menace as Craig mentions, but really it's nothing new at all. One can only assume that the NME readers never actually listened to Is This It? and judged it by Room On Fire. That's the only way I can make sense of their quite bizarre ramblings. (AF). Release Date: 5th December. Link: http://www.thestrokesfan.com/
TAKE THAT - RELIGHT MY FIRE
Surely Back For Good would have made more sense as Take That's comeback single? Of course it would've been a lie, these boys will no doubt be only around for the tour and maybe a new album before disappearing back in to the world of the unemployed again, but at least we'd have had the chance to hear their best single over the crimbo period, rather than this garish mess. Ah well, if it keeps them from appearing on celebrity reality shows I guess I don't mind. But if it leads them to appearing on more of them, I hope all who buy it age terribly and become horrifically cynical. It's the only way they'll learn. (AF). Release Date: December 5th. Link: Fansite: http://www.take-that.co.uk/
NOVEMBER 2005
THE DARKNESS - ONE WAY TICKET
Arctic Monkeys take note. Here is what could happen, should the bubble burst. Having an oustandingly successful debut can be obviously very good, but can clearly be very bad. Pressure to produce a decent followup in the space of 18 months to two years, when the first album may have included tracks written 8 years ago can be tough for some bands. Sometimes they can be complacent, and sometimes they can go over the top. And sometimes they can be The Darkness. Justin Hawkins clearly wanted to indulge his Queen fantasies a little less subtlely than the Foos did on ‘One by One’. Dave Grohl let Brian May play a guitar part on one of the tracks. Hawkins wanted Roy Thomas Baker to come in and get them to sound like Queen’s first two albums, use Freddie’s piano that was used on Bohemian Rhapsody, and literally ‘soak’ up every possible Queen cliche like a sponge. Problem is, the sound doesn’t nearly sound as fresh or good as the production of the first album, the song doesn’t sound as good, and the gimmick of Frankie (I’m sure Richie Edwards is a fine replacement) has lost ‘a kind of magic’ the band once had. They’ve looked to originalise it but sticking that new Sitar pedal doing the rounds on there for a solo, the now de rigeur cowbell for rock tracks, and multi-tracked vocals that sound like one of Hawkins’ old jingles. It is catchy, but not as catchy or as good a grower as Growing on Me. As much as their lifestyle follows the rock ‘n’ roll rollercoaster, their music will likely corkscrew and loop the loop countless more times in the future. (CA). They were pretty bad when I caught them at Wembley at the end of last year, with all of the new songs depressing, but optimistically I thought that much needed time spent in the studio might revitalise them. But no. This is turgid stuff, lacking any of the humour of the songs from the first album. Justin and co might not want to be a comedy band, but it's what they do best, and all will be disappointed by this. Ah well. It was fun whilst it lasted I guess. (AF). Release Date: 21st November. Link: Official Site: http://www.thedarknessrock.com/
GIRLS ALOUD - BIOLOGY
I know, I know, I'm embarrassing myself here. But honestly, I don't fancy them, that over-tanned fake model look isn't what I go for at all. Yet I still like their music. Not enough to buy any of it, of course, but enough that when it comes on one of Freeview's sadly mostly craptastic music channels I don't flip to another channel. So what marks them out from all of the other girl bands? Mainly it's their ability (or their manager's at any rate) not to take themselves too seriously most of the time, and simply because they make throwaway yet still enjoyably varied pop music in a way that no other carefully marketed and manufactured act has done in the past few years. And this carries on that tradition, it's lightweight, but innovative enough pop-wise, and fun, something lacking far too much in music these days. (AF). Release Date: 14th November. Link: Fansite: http://www.girlsaloud.org/
JAMIROQUAI - (DON'T) GIVE HATE A CHANCE
Much like the Brand New Heavies, Jay Kay and co started out in Acid Jazz/funk. And the similarities end pretty much after the Heavies didn’t follow the success of Shelter. The last album had a very now sound, but sadly not much interest. In contrast, the Earth Wind and Fire by numbers disco odysseys Kay and co have been churning out have kept them in the right half of the Top 40. Where there was interesting solo and improvisation in the first two albums, it now all seems to be about the show, the sound, and less about the lyrics conjured. In this case, Can you feel it, the walking bass lines Nathan Watts used to put on Stevie Wonder’s Seventies records and Chic-style strings are lavished upon this little spectacle. Kay (referred elsewhere as hatboy) had let his moniker feed his ego, and the hats have gotten bigger and more extravagant, and whilst his fast-living, fast-driving and romantic exploits have been fodder for the press the past four or five years, his music has failed to become fodder for anywhere above the odd retro-disco, and is certainly not waxed lyrically amongst critics when the most subjective and inaccurate of tasks is undergone - choices for album of the year. He won’t be setting any worlds alight with this one. Then again, if his music stays as fun and infectious as this (and backing it with that video certainly helps), who am I to argue? (CA). Release Date: November 7th. Link: Fansite: http://funkin.com/
SIMON WEBBE - NO WORRIES
Seemingly attempting to be a UK Akon, but sounding more like a cross between Tunde from the Lighthouse Family and Seal, the former Blue boy is the third of that annoying quartet to embark on a solo career, and it’s times like this that you begrudgingly agree with their fans. To have split temporarily means essentially we get a proliferation of awfulness that usually occurs with boybands. But it’s only one or two out of the group that get a raised profile of blandness. We’re currently running at 75% for these pop performers, at least Anthony Da Costa has taken to presenting on bland daytime show GMTV instead of infecting the charts. Incidentally, avoid at all costs, but you didn't need me to tell you that. (CA). Release Date: November 7th. Link: Official Site: http://www.simonwebbe.net/
ELBOW - LEADERS OF THE FREE WORLD
Pity Elbow, for they once burnt so brightly, but now only flicker in the dusky evenings. Powder Blue was astonishing, hauntingly beautiful, and one of those songs that you found yourself playing time and time again. But everything since hasn't lived up to the promise shown in it, and this, whilst no means bad, is just so derivative, so average. Fans may like it, everyone else will just mutter how it's okay, but nothing more than this. (AF). Release Date: November 7th. Link: Official Site: http://www.elbow.co.uk/index.asp
SON OF DORK - STRAIGHT OUT OF LOSERVILLE
I heard New Found Glory UK being banded about, but sorry, this is Bowling for Soup on the Atkins diet, and Bowling for Soup are mildly amusing for about five seconds (largely due to the big guy in the glasses gimmick). Bourne and Co do their darnedest to imitate the most loathsome of bands - corporate punk bands. The cliches are there for all to hear - the whiny endings of words, the metally muted distortion of every riff, power chord etc. Ugh. I thought Fightstar’s turgid hundred-reasons/nu-metal rip-offs were bad enough, but this is at certainly at the same sub-par level, if not worse. (CA). Release Date: 7th November. Link: Fansite: http://www.sonofdorkonline.org/
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ALSO RELEASED IN DECEMBER:
December 5th:
Adrian Munsey - A Wider Sky
Akon - Pot Of Gold
Alfa 9 - For You Bones [7” only]
Bled - My Assassin [7” only]
Bob Marley & The Wailers - Stand Up Jamrock
Braund Reynolds - Rocket
Brian Wilson - All I Really Want For Christmas
Captain - Frontline
Charlotte Church - Even God Can’t Change The Past
Clap Your Hands, Say Yeah - Is This Love? [7” only]
Clearlake - Good Clean Fun [7” only]
Cloud Room - Waterfall [7” only]
Colder - To The Music
The Cribs - You’re Gonna Lose Us/Wrong Way To Be
DHT - Listen To Your Heart
Enya - Amarantine
Euros Child - Donkey Island
Every Move A Picture - On The Edge Of Beautiful [7” only]
Foreign Pleasure - We Had Pleasure [7” only]
Franz Ferdinand - Walk Away
Garri Holness - Something I Wanna Tell You
Guillemots - Trains To Brazil
Gwen Stefani - Luxurious
Hell - Tragic Picture Show [7” only]
Herd & Fitz Ft Abigail Bailey - I Just Can't Get Enough
Il Divo - O Holy Night/Christmas Card
Imperial Vipers - Promised Land [7” only]
Jo O Meara - To Ease Your Pain
John Legend - So High
Kano Ft Katie Pearl - Nobody Dance No More (Remix) [Download Only]
Kanye West - Heard ‘Em Say
Katie Melua - I Cried For You/Just Like Heaven
KT Tunstall - Under The Weather
Lenny Fontana Ft Octah Via - The Way
Leya - On All My Sundays
Lisa Brown - What’s That Sound?
Lucie Silvas - Forget Me Not
Magnet - Fall At Your Feet
Milk Kan - Bling Bling Baby
Nancy Wallace - Young Hearts EP
Our Lunar Activities - She Cried/Diamond [7” only]
Ozzy Osbourne - In My Life
Part Chimp - New Cross
Paul Weller - Here’s The Good News
Performance - Surrender [7” only]
Pink Mountaintops - Ones I Love [7” only]
Pioneers - So Long [7” only]
Queens Of The Stone Age - Burn The Witch
Royksopp - What Else Is There?
Semifinalists - Show The Way [7” only]
Shakira - Don’t Bother
Story One - Beggars Belief EP
The Strokes - Juicebox
Sugababes - Ugly
Take That - Relight My Fire
Tiga - Good As Gold [12” only]
Tony Christie - Merry Christmas Everybody
The Veronicas - Everything I’m Not
Water Babies - Under The Tree
December 12th:
Al Haca - Mindgames/Day Break [7” only]
At The Lake - These Days
Basement Jaxx - Unreleased Mixes [12” only]
Blacknoisewhitesoul - Dirty Darkness/Sometimes
The Boy Least Likely To - Little Donkey [Download Only]
Crazy Frog - Jingle Bells/Can’t Touch This
Damien Jr Gong Marley - Master Has Come Back
Dave McCullen - B Tch
Dean Park - McElvis Presley’s Scottish Medley
Depeche Mode - A Pain That I Am Used To
Discharge Ft MG15 - Split [7” only]
Dusted - Always Remember
El Presidente - If You Say You Love Me
Help, She Can’t Swim - Committing Social Suicide EP [7” only]
Hot Pantz - (I’d Like To Give U) One 4 Christmas
Keedie Ft England Cricket Team - Jerusalem
Kubichek - Taxi [7” only]
La Merika - Go Let The Shadows Die/Hooked Up [7” only]
Levellers - Last Man Alive
Lisa Brown - What’s That Sound?
Long Blondes - Separated By Motorways [7” only]
Mariah Carey - Don’t Forget About Us
McFly - The Ballad Of Paul K/Ultraviolet
Nameless - Flying High
New Emotion - 9 To 5
Nizlopi - JCB
Orenda Fink - Bloodline
Ozzy Osbourne - In My Life
Patrolman Pete - Ready To Run
Redshed - Boundaries
Robbie Williams - Advertising Space
Robert Pollard - I’m A Strong Lion
Ruff Ryders - Stay Down
Snipereyes - Ballet Machine
Southern Electrics - Save You
Stars - Your Ex Lover Is Dead [7” only]
The Subways - No Goodbyes
T Raumschmiere - A Very Loud Lullaby [7” only]
Temposhark - It’s Better To Have Loved
Thee Unstrung - Who Runs The Show
Trashcan Sinatras - Wild Mountainside
Vito - Never Been Careful/My Tornado Is Rising [7” only]
Water Babies - Under The Tree
Westlife & Diana Ross - When You Tell Me That You Love Me
The White Stripes - Walking With A Ghost EP
December 19th:
Barbra Streisand - Come Tomorrow
Cantamus Girls Choir - Everybody’s Gotta Learn Sometime
The Choirboys - Tears In Heaven
Coldplay - Talk
Eminem - When I’m Gone
G4 Ft Robin Gibb - First Of May/When A Child Is Born
Girls Aloud - See The Day
Hound Dogs - I Like Girls
James Blunt - Goodbye My Lover
Lucie Silvas - Forget Me Not
Mary J Blige - Be Without You
Oxford Nights - I’m Such A Lonely One [7” only]
Plan B - No Good/Sick To Death [7” only] Pogues and Kirsty MacColl - Fairytale In New York
Santa - Is This The Way To Santa’s Grotto?
Sonja Greer - Right Here, Right Now [7” only]
T Raumschmiere - A Very Loud Lullaby [12” only]
X Factor Winner - That’s My Goal (December 21st)
December 26th:
Aaron Smith Ft Luvli - Dancin’
Hard-Fi - Cash Machine
Kylie Minogue - Somewhere Over The Rainbow [Download Only]
Simply Red - Something Got Me Started/A Song For You
Stunt - Raindrops
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ALSO RELEASED IN NOVEMBER:
November 7th:
Architecture In Helsinki - Do The Whirlwind
Backini - Victoria Falls [7” only]
Bananarama - Look On The Floor (Hypnotic Tango)
Basement Jaxx - Flylife [12” only]
Circus Normal - Circus Normal EP
Coburn - We Interrupt This Programme
Corrine Bailey Rae - Like A Star
The Cribs - You’re Gonna Miss Us
Daniel Powter - Free Loop
Death From Above 1979 - Romantic Rights Mixes [12” only]
Destiny’s Child - Stand Up For Love
Dino - Call Me
Dirty Perfect - Lines, Opiates & The Demented
Drive By Argument - Sexlines Are Expensive Comedy
Dualers - Truly, Madly, Deeply
Duels - Pressure On You
Elbow - Leaders Of The Free World
Engerica - Roadkill
Faker - Let Love Come [7” only]
Feeling - Fill My Little World
Four Day Hombre - 1000 Bulbs
Funeral For A Friend - History
The Game - Put You On The Game
Go Betweens - Worlds Apart [7” only]
Hawk - Need For Cognition [12” only]
Hey Negrita - Losing You/One Mississippi [12” only]
The Hives - A Little More For A Little You [7” only]
HK119 - Pick Me Up
Hot Puppies - Terry/Love In Practise, Not In Theory [7” only]
Humanzi - Fix The Cracks/Get Your Shit Together [7” only]
Hypo Psycho - Stalker Girl
I Am Kloot - Maybe I Should
Incognito - We Got Music [12” only]
Jamiroquai - (Don't) Give Hate A Chance Jim Reid - Song For A Secret
Jimmy Eat World - Stay On My Side Tonight EP
Johnathan Rice - So Sweet
Joshua - Do It [12” only]
Kaiser Chiefs - Modern Way
Kid Carpet - Carrier Bag [7” only]
Koopa - No Trend
Kubb - Wicked Soul
L’il Kim - Lighters Up
Louie - Trees/One Big Repeat
Madeleine Peyroux - Dance Me To The End Of Love
Madonna - Hung Up
Mando Diao - Down In The Past
Mara Carlyle - Baby Bloodheart
Michelle Thorne - Some Girls
My Chemical Romance - I’m Not Okay (I Promise)
New Mastersounds - Give Me A Minute [7” only]
Noblesse Oblige - Quel Genre De Garcon?
Parisman - A Place That Glows
Pellumair - Silk As Her Era Iris
Pharcyde - Runnin’ [7” only]
Robbie Rivera - Right Here
Santana Ft Steven Tyler - Just Feel Better
Shakes - Goodbye New York
Simon Webbe - No Worries
Skin - Alone In My Room [Download Only]
Slam - Human [12” only]
Son Of Dork - Ticket Outta Loserville
Starlet DJs - Can’t Stop Dancin’
Sub Focus - Frozen Solid/Juno
Towers Of London - How Rude She Was Trabant - Maria [7” only]
Warlocks - It’s Just Like Surgery
The Webb Brothers - The Flood
November 14th:
Anastacia - Pieces Of A Dream
Arcade Fire - Wake Up
Athlete - Twenty Four Hours
Black Eyed Peas - My Humps
Cabin Crew - One Night In Bangkok
Coldcut - Everything Is Under Control
Cream v The Hoxtons - Sunshine Of Your Love
Daniel Agust - If You Leave Me Now
Duncan - TBA
Enya - Armantine
Fort Minor - Believe Me
Futon - Rich Baby
Gemma Hayes - Happy Sad
Girls Aloud - Biology
Gledhill - Remain
Green Day - Jesus Of Suburbia
Jack Johnson - Sitting, Waiting, Wishing
King Creosote - Bootprints
Medcap - Dance
Mitchell Brothers - Alone With The TV
Modern - Jane Falls Down
Nathan - Round And Round
No Hope In New Jersey - Narcolepsy
Paul McCartney - Jenny Wren
The Rasmus - Sail Away
Rihanna - If It’s Lovin That You Want
Sigur Ros - Hoppipolla
The Sirens - Love Hurts
The Subways - No Goodbyes
Tom Novy - Your Body
Twista Ft Trey Songz - Girl Tonite
Uniting Nations & Laura More - Ai No Corrida
The Used - I Caught Fire
The White Stripes - The Denial Twist
Will Young - Switch It On
November 21st:
50 Cent - Window Shopper
Alfa 9 - For You Bones [7” only]
De’Lacy - Hideaway
Goldie Lookin’ Chain - R’n’B
Gorillaz - Dirty Harry
HIM - Vampire Heart [7” only]
Jaki Graham - Superstition
Jamie Cullum - Mind Trick
John Legend - So High
John Peel Tribute - Ever Fallen In Love?
Korn - Twisted Transistor
Lady Sovereign Ft Basement Jaxx - Hoodie
Liars - It Fit When I Was A Kid
Liberty X - A Night To Remember/Everybody Dance
Marvin Gaye - The Lord’s Prayer
Michael Jackson & Friends - From The Bottom Of My Heart
Paul Weller - Here’s The Good News
Foo Fighters - Resolve
Sean Paul - Ever Blazin’
Shitdisco - Discoblood
Teenage Fanclub - It’s All In My Mind
November 21st:
50 Cent - Window Shopper
Akira The Don - Clones
Alkaline Trio - Mercy Me
Anastacia - Pieces Of A Dream
Andrew Thompson - There Must Be Some Kind Of Misunderstanding
Antony & The Johnsons - You Are My Sister
Automatic - Recover
Biz - Stand By You
Bob Marley & The Wailers - Slogans
Buck 65 - Kennedy Killed The Hat
Calla - It Dawned On Me
The Dead 60s - Ghostfaced Killer
The Decembrists - 16 Military Wives
Deep Dish - Sacramento
Devendra Banhart - Heard Somebody Say
Field Music - If Only The Moon Were Up
Foo Fighters - Resolve
Freefaller - She’s My Everything/Basket Case
Goldie Lookin’ Chain - R’n’B
Gorillaz - Dirty Harry
Hot Puppies - Terry/Love In Practice (Not In Theory)
I Am Kloot - Maybe I Should
John Peel Tribute - Ever Fallen In Love?
Korn - Twisted Transistor
Lady Sovereign Ft Basement Jaxx - Hoodie
Linus Loves - Victoria’s Principle EP
Mara Carlyle - Baby Bloodheart
Marvin Gaye - The Lord’s Prayer
Michael Buble - Home/Song For You
Mint Royale - Effect On Me
Paul McCartney - Jenny Wren
Playgroup - Front To Back
Reel People - Rain
Schwab - DJs In A Row
Shitdisco - Discoblood
Silver Sun - Immediate
Snow White - EP
Space Brothers - Everywhere I Go [12” only]
Stereophonics - Rewind
Tom Novy - Your Body
Tricky Nixon - Kick
November 28th:
Absent Kid - Shame On Us All
Airhammer - Sweetheart [7” only]
Amusement Parks On Fire - Blackout EP
Andry Nalin & Gregor Wagner - Bush Ii Bush/Piano Track
Babyshambles - Albion
Blink 182 - Not Now
Bob Marley & The Wailers - Africa Unite
Broken Social Scene - Ibi Dreams Of Pavement
Celebration - Diamonds [7” only]
Come Together Collaborative - Come Together Now
Conner Reeves - Welcome To The Future EP
Cornershop Ft Rowetta - Wop The Groove
Dave McCullen - B Tch
David Gray - Hospital Food
De’Lacy - Hideaway
Dogs - Tarred And Feathered
The Futureheads - Area
HIM - Vampire Heart [7” only]
Ian Van Dahl - Movin’ On
Jamie Cullum - Mind Trick
Jenna G - Quick Love
Kalev - Undoing [7” only]
Kelly Clarkson - Because Of You
King Creosote - Bootprints
Kings Of Tomorrow - 6 PM
Lucky Pierre & The Notes - I Hate T Shirts That Say 1977
Maccabees - X Ray [7” only]
Multi Purpose Chemical - Cult EP
Nathan Fake - Silent Night/Grand fathered [7” only]
Neil Anthony - It’s Father Christmas
Oasis - Let There Be Love
Objects - Fifi Brown
Oversol - Speed
Paradise - Wanna Be Free
Pussycat Dolls - Stickwithu
Rex The Dog - Prototype [7” only]
Richard Grey Pts United State Of House - Phat Bass/Albatross
Rihanna - If It’s Lovin That You Want
Rolling Stones - Rain Fall Down
Scary Kids Scaring Kids - Only Medicine [7” only]
Sean Paul - Ever Blazin’
Shimm 1 - You Get Me
Shy Child - Noise Won’t Stop [7” only]
Sigur Ros - Hoppipolla
Smother - A New Formation Of The Truth
Sound Explosion - Apollo
Spinto Band - Mountains/Brown Boxes [7” only]
Spit Like This - Dragged Kicking And Screaming EP
Stevie Wonder - Positivity
Supersystem - Miracle
Suroh - Sentimientos
Thee Unstrung - Who Runs The Show
Tina Cousins - Wonderful Life
Trinity - Like The Sun
Two Gallants - Las Cruces Jail [7” only]
Viva Voce - Wrecking Ball [7” only]
Waking Eyes - Watch Your Money [7” only]
Weapons Of Mass Belief - Death Of A Nation
Wolf & Cub - Steal Their Gold Thousand Cuts
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