This Week's Releases

Tom E. Lewis – Beneath The Sun (Skinnyfish/MGM)

The actor and musician will officially release his latest album Beneath The Sun tomorrow, but chances are you've already heard this amazing record as we've been exclusively streaming it on theMusic.com.au.

† † † - † † † (Sumerian/ADA)

Chino Moreno and his † † † bandmates have created a dynamic record, said The Music's Tyler McLoughlan - who also praised the album for "playing with pace, samples, a veritable shit-ton of sounds and most importantly, mood."

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Oddments (Flightless/Remote Control)

The fuzz rockers have a habit of releasing music in short succession, but has it worked with album number four? The Music's Brendan Telford said of the LP: "Even great proliferators like Robert Pollard or John Dwyer need to take the foot off the pedal once in a while."

I Killed The Prom Queen – Beloved (Epitaph/Warner)

The local metalcore favourites are back after an eight year album hiatus and we recently spoke to guitarist and vocalist Jona Weinhofen on why IKTPQ is so "sentimental" to him.

Alithia – To The Edge Of Time (Independent)
Augustines – Augustines (Caroline)
Cheatahs – Cheatahs (Wichita Recordings/[PIAS] Australia)
Daniel Barenboim & The Vienna – New Year's Concert 2014 (Sony)
Drowners – Drowners (Pod/Inertia)
Eric Church – The Outsiders (EMI)
Fun Machine – Bodies On (Independent)
Issues – Issues (ADA)
Katy B – Little Red (Sony)
Lost In The Trees – Past Life (Anti-/Warner)
Marissa Nadler – July (Bella Union/[PIAS] Australia)
Milos – Aranjuez (Universal)
Nina Nesbitt – Peroxide (Universal)
Orange Juice – Rip It Up (EMI)
Orange Juice – You Can't Hide Your Love Forever (EMI)
Orange Juice – The Orange Juice (EMI)
Orange Juice – Texas Fever (EMI)
Slough Feg – Digital Resistance (Metal Blade Records/Rocket)
Tinariwen – Emmaar (Pop Noire/[PIAS] Australia)
Various Artists – And The Band Played On (Universal)