Following 2002's highly celebrated The Ugly People Vs The Beautiful People and tours with the likes of the Flaming Lips and David Gray, Colorado based quartet The Czars deemed it necessary to work on a new album straight away. Six months time would soon bring their most aspiring record to date. Goodbye's UK release on Bella Union in 2004 was exceptionally successful,...

The Czars present what must surely rank as the most beautiful covers album in the world EVER! Recorded throughout the Czars 10-year career, generally for use as b-sides, the band regularly receive enquiries from their devoted fans as to how they can get hold of these rarities. Now for the first time ever they are gathered together on one stunning record. Some of the covers...

2011 album from the critically adored British singer/songwriter. Let England Shake was recorded in a 19th Century church in Dorset, on a cliff-top overlooking the sea. It was created with a cast of musicians including such long-standing allies as Flood, John Parish, and Mick Harvey. What is remarkable about Let England Shake is bound up with its music, its abiding atmosphere...

'Last Of The Country Gentlemen', the much anticipated debut solo album from Josh T. Pearson, is a collection of personal, powerful and painful songs drawn from the lessons of what Pearson describes as "a rough year". An instant classic, the album is built on a self-referential sadness that ultimately offers hope from the trials that Pearson has suffered and survived. The son...

Some five years in the making, the conception of Rome actually dates back even further, to the 2004 meeting of Brian Burton a/k/a Danger Mouse and Italian composer/arranger Daniele Luppi. Burton was emerging from the aftermath of the media storm around his Grey Album and beginning work on Gorillaz now multi-platinum and Grammy winning Demon Days. Luppi was amassing acclaim for...