This Week's Releases

Dappled Cities - Many Roads (HUB/Inertia)

To celebrate ten years as a band, Sydney indie rockers Dappled Cities have put together a compilation of rare track versions and B-sides. You can stream the album now on theMusic.com.au.

Mogwai - Rave Tapes (Spunk)

It appears the post-rock favourites have taken a slightly softer approach to album number eight. As Tyler McLoughlan wrote, "be prepared for a complex, dynamic, thinking man's kind of rave" with this release.

Warpaint - Warpaint (Rough Trade/Remote Control)

It's been a while since Warpaint released their debut LP The Fool and while they probably won't gain many new admirers with album number two, it will please their fanbase, said The Music's Hannah Story.

Bruce Springsteen - High Hopes (Sony)

Our very own Dan Condon gave us a track by track review of the new Boss album - no he didn't listen to it via the leak either - and you can relive what he had to say about it just ahead of its proper release.

A Great Big World - Is There Anybody Out There? (Sony)
Bo Ningen - Line The Wall (Black Night Crash Records)
Canterbury - Dark Days (Hassle/Shock)
Chrome Division - Infernal Rock Eternal (Nuclear Blast/Universal)
John Tavener - Essential Tavener(Universal)
Mark Lanegan - Has God Seen My Shadow? An Anthology 1989 - 2011 (Light In The Attic/Inertia)
McAllister Kemp - Harder To Tame (ABC/Universal)
Mutual Benefit - Loves Crushing Diamond (Other Music Recording/Inertia)
Rosanne Cash - The River And The Thread (Blue Note/Universal)
Run The Jewels - Run The Jewels (Big Dada/Inertia)
Switchfoot - Fading West (Atlantic/Warner)
The Angels - Talk The Talk (Liberation)
The Beatles - The U.S. Albums (Capitol/EMI)
Throwdown - Intolerance (eOne Heavy/Shock)
Various Artists - Dirty Jeans: The Rise of Australian Alternative Rock (Festival/Warner)
Various Artists - The Wolf of Wall Street - Music From The Motion Picture (EMI)
Various Artists - Let's Sweat Vol. 1 (Sweat It Out)