FUDGE is Kiwanuka’s most free and instinctive album to date. A vibrant, deeply human recording shaped by spontaneity, emotion, and creative joy. It’s loose, soulful, and alive with the kind of magic that only happens when the process leads the way. This cold little heart just got a little bit warmer…
Launching out into exciting, new, stratospheric spaces, Fontaines D.C.'s 5th LP is gloomy yet ecstatic, dark yet shining with silvery shards of emphatic synths. Leaving their post-punk roots to fade into the rear view's horizon, their art-rock evolution has yielded their most eclectic, experimental, & compelling record to date! It’s the supernova leap to stadiums which is no more than they rightly deserve
The Dublin rockers' sledgehammer debut matches its rebellious themes with compelling grit & thrilling songwriting. These 10 tracks pound out an infectious mix of grunge & indie rock, counterpointing sonic heaviness with an urge to get our bodies moving!
Following 2025’s accolade-strewn, alt-country opus, ‘Burnover’, Greg Freeman didn’t waste any time – he hit the studio and carved out another 13 slacker rock future classics which sizzle with a raw energy that’s grabbed our attention from the get-go
Our beloved aussie singer-songwriter has struck a rich seam of mellifluous ballads for us to add to our ear wormeries. For the uninitiated, Julia's greatest power is the juxtaposition of her lark-like voice dancing across rough, dusty instrumentation that flits between americana & indie rock. & that blissful dynamic is more polished than ever on this, her fourth LP
Beck's back, baby! This successor to 2019's 'Hyperspace' has delivered a return to the rich, atmospheric sounds of 'Morning Phase' and 'Sea Change'. It's a sparkling, intimate work that finds spine-tingling shivers of magic in its dusty acoustics & orchestral textures
Following 2024's euphoric 'Dance, No One's Watching', the soaring jazz group's next album offers a more personal & conceptual affair, mirroring the continental uprooting of Black people through its 3 movements that guide us from Africa, through the Caribbean, & dropping anchor in London. This thoughtfully crafted record represents a more eclectic & ambitious vision of the band than ever!
One of the most aptly adopted project names we can think of, Immersion's latest creation is a gorgeous, all-encompassing cluster of mesmerising tracks that meld psychedelic atmospheres with pulsating grooves. Featuring guest appearances from Holy Fuck's Matt Schulz and fellow local legend, Ed Chivers of AK/DK, Colin Newman and Malka Spigel's 8th release since re-emerging shimmers with vitality whilst flooding your senses afresh with every spin.
Thundering with an energy that belies their well-seasoned years, the thirteenth record from that legendary power trio of J. Mascis, Lou Barlow, and Murph finds them in buoyant form, slinging out riffs that'll set your speakers ablaze whilst the lyrics soothe your burns, swerving from witty to poignant and back again. At this point, they have no right to drop a record this exhilarating but we're so damn glad they have!
The Mancunian quartet have finally scratched the album-shaped itch that we've had since first stumbling across them a couple of years back. They've kept things simple. Focusing in on driving rhythms, rousing riffs, and lyrics that cut to the core and it’s this killer combination which has resulted in a debut that is both urgent and heart-racing. It’s a record of impetus and vitality. In short, it'll make you feel alive
An air of subtle melancholy graces Resident favoured Kate Stables (This Is The Kit) on her gorgeous 7th studio album. She’s grappling with loneliness, isolation, and solitude but, through it all, she fights the good fight, adding hopeful inflections to her ever-beautiful vocals.
We're very pleased to be welcoming her back to the shop to celebrate & if previous instores are anything to go on, you're in for a very special evening.
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