This Week's Releases
New music from Pond, Marilyn Manson, Sleater-Kinney and more
Pond – Man It Feels Like Space Again (Spinning Top)
Psychedelic rock group Pond have managed to smash out another album with a set of unique tracks perfected for your listening pleasure. Reviewer Kane Sutton said, "the rest of 2015’s releases are going to have a hell of a lot to live up to" so it should come to no surprise that Man It Feels Like Space Again has been named The Music’s Album of the Week.
Sleater-Kinney – No Cities To Love (Sub Pop/Inertia)
Sleater-Kinney have returned after almost a decade long hiatus and have put together an album that is busting with irresistible riffs and creative tunes. "No Cities To Love should be a template for a band reconvening and reigniting", according to reviewer Chris Familton, so make sure you get the LP once it's out.
Marilyn Manson – The Pale Emperor (Hell, etc./Cooking Vinyl)
Whether you are a fan or a naysayer, it’s hard to ignore Marilyn Manson’s controversial image and his latest offering The Pale Emperor is also hard to ignore. The Music’s Cameron Cooper called the album, "impossibly dark, biter and soulful from start to finish", which seems appropriate for the king of shock rock.
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Funeral For A Friend – Chapter And Verse (Roadrunner/Warner)
Post-hardcore band Funeral For A Friend are still going strong with their seventh album to date being released this week. Although reviewer Jonty Czuchwicki said, "some aspects are just to lame to be engaging for everyone", Chapter And Verse is still worth a listen or any fan of this Welsh group.
And the rest of the releases…
1200 Techniques – Time Has Come (Rubber)
Angelus Apatrida – Hidden Evolution (Century Media)
Aphex Twin – Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments (Warp/Inertia)
Connan Mockasin – Caramel Special Edition (Warner)
Connan Mockasin – Forever Dolphin Love (Warner)
Curtis Harding – Soul Power (Anti-/Warner)
Diablo Blvd – Follow The Deadlights (Nuclear Blast/Universal)
Grenadiers – Summer (Independent)
Hanni El Khatib – Moonlight (Pod/Inertia)
Hardwell – United We Are (Central Station)
Husband – The Money (Independent)
Jakubi – Holiday (Create Control)
Jessica Pratt – On Your Own Love Again (Drag City/Spunk)
Jib Kidder – Teaspoon To The Ocean (Domino/EMI)
Joey Bada$$ - B4.DA.$$ (Cinematic Music Group/Sony)
Kat Edmonson – The Big Picture (Sony)
Leo Sayer – Restless Years (Fanfare)
Lupe Fiasco – Tetsuo And Youth (Atlantic/Warner)
Mikky Ekko – Time (Sony)
Periphery – Juggernaut: Omega (Roadrunner/Warner)
Periphery – Juggernaut: Alpha (Roadrunner/Warner)
Strickland – Human (Independent)
The Waterboys – Modern Blues (Harlequin And Clown/Kobalt)
Twerps – Range Anxiety (Chapter Music)
Until The Ribbon Breaks – A Lesson Unlearnt (Dew Process/Universal)
Various Artists – 2015 Grammy Nominees (Sony)
Various Artists – Ministry Of Sound Clubbers Guide To 2015 (Ministry Of Sound/Universal)
Various Artists – BBC Radio 1 Live From London (Universal)
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