World Record is the second studio album by British rock band Lower Than Atlantis.

1. (Motor) Way of Life
2. Beech Like the Tree
3. High at Five
4. Uni 9MM
5. Another Sad Song
6. Marilyn's Mansion
7. Deadliest Catch
8. Bug
9. Up in Smoke
10. Could You? Would You?
11. Working for the Man by Day, Stickin' It to the Man by Night
12. R.O.I.

Far Q is the debut studio album by British rock band Lower Than Atlantis. The album was recorded above a printing factory in Hertfordshire between September and November 2009 with producer Daniel Lancaster. "Taping Songs Off the Radio" was released as a single in early March 2010 with Far Q following later that month. It was released through A Wolf at Your Door Records. The album was critically lauded upon release.

1. Far Q
2. B.O.R.E.D
3. Taping Songs Off the Radio
4. I'm Not Bulimic (I Just Wanted to See How Far I Could Stick My Fingers Down My Throat)
5. Eating Is Cheating
6. No Belts
7. Face Full of Scars
8. A/S/L?
9. Down with the Kids
10. Yo Music Scene, What Happened?
11. Mike Duce's Symphony No.11 in D Minor
12. Extra! Extra! Read All About It!

Towards the end of their biggest headline show at Shepherds Bush Empire, Fenech-Soler's Ben Duffy took a moment to appreciate where he was and what the band had achieved. With the second of two critically-acclaimed albums in the shape of 2013's Rituals having just come out, he realised the band had already surpassed his early goals. His contentment was tinged with the knowledge that what came next had to be bigger and better than what had gone before. Following a short hiatus and the departure of two members, Fenech-Soler, aka Ben and brother Ross, are back with ZILLA, a lighter, bolder and more eclectic album of shimmering pop that feels like their defining statement. Lead by the glorious sunburst of first single Kaleidoscope, ZILLA – named after a close friend – is chock full of positive and upbeat pop songs, a soothing balm in a chaotic world. “We've always set out to write pop songs but this time it's been about simplicity,” says Ross. “It feels like we've refined our sound and finally achieved what we've been looking for".

ZILLA is the sound of a band confidently coming to terms with their sound while steadily refining it. Loaded with personality and pockets of experimentation, it's also a glorious, unashamed pop album that will sound incredible in a live scenario. It's an album that takes Fenech-Soler to another level.

1. Kaleidoscope
2. On Top
3. Night Time TV
4. Conversation
5. Zilla I
6. Grace
7. Cold Light
8. Undercover
9. Touch
10. Zilla II
11. Be Someone
12. From Afar

Side A - A1. Young & Numb A2. Fizz

Side B - B1. Succubus B2. Milk Parlour

With a relentlessly driving rhythm propelling the track, ‘Vibe Sucker’ builds through gritty verses into infectiously anthemic choruses evocative of an angsty, self-affirming mantra. “Its just a universally personal chant of frustration at a whole bunch of stuff,” says singer and guitarist Mykl. “Everyone knows that shit.”

‘Vibe Sucker’ is the second track to be taken from the band’s EP 'Them Days', following the release of ‘Shoot Your Lover’. Available now via SO Recordings on 10 inch vinyl.

1. Playing Dead
2. Shoot Your Lover
3. Dirty Water
4. Vibe Sucker

Electrifying Chelmsford four-piece Secret Company's debut album ‘The World Lit Up And Filled With Colour’

Secret Company are highly ambitious by their own admission and since forming in 2012 have gone on to clock up hundreds of thousands of Soundcloud & Spotify plays, performed live tracks on Channel 4’s reality show Made In Chelsea and have appeared at some of the country’s leading festivals, including: Leeds Festival, Secret Garden Party and Isle of Wight. It’s clear these guys could fill any arena with the size of their anthemic tunage.

1. Final Wish
2. Saviour
3. Alive
4. Out Of The Blue
5. Lightning Parade
6. Midnight Rush
7. Burning Through The Night
8. Fever Of Love
9. Pretend That You Don't
10. Mercury
11. Holding On
12. Blue Rose

Limited Edition white label transparent purple 7" vinyl by Dinosaur Pile-Up

Side A - Peninsula

Side B - Hanging By A Thread

Mallory Knox CD

1. Psycho Killer
2. White Lies
3. The World I Know
4. Livewire
5. Wherever
6. Freaks
7. Fine Lines
8. Black Holes
9. 4
10. Radio
11. Heartbreak Lover
12. Guts

'Love Is All You Love' album by Band of Skulls

1. Carnivorous
2. That's My Trouble
3. Love Is All You Love
4. Not the Kind of Nothing I Know
5. Cool Your Battles
6. Sound of You
7. Thanks a Lot
8. We're Alive
9. Speed of Light
10. Gold

With their debut long-play 'Class' having charted #1 on the Indie Breakers chart, The LaFontaines return with their second studio album, 'Common Problem'.

Produced by Joe Cross (The Courteeners) CP has all the hallmarks of a band having honed their sound. With frontman Kerr Okan's sociopolitical commentary at the heart of an explosive, angst ridden record, darker than the last and laced with truth and reality.

The LaFontaines release 'Common Problem' on 27th October 2017 via A Wolf At Your Door Records.

1. Explosion
2. Too Late
3. Common Problem
4. Torture
5. Hang Fire
6. Goldmine
7. Armour
8. Atlas
9. What Do I Know?
10. Total Control
11. Release The Hounds
12. Asleep

All These Countless Nights CD album

“We’re going to sing like we mean it, ‘cos I mean it this time,” sings James Veck-Gilodi on Deaf Havana’s earth-shakingly awesome new single, Sing. “I know I took you for granted but I hope I can change my mind…”

Sing is the sound of a band channelling three years of frustration into the biggest, boldest statement of their career so far. It takes all of Deaf Havana’s traditional qualities – soaring melodies, witty lyrics, an uncanny ability to make an emotional connection with rock’s heartland audience – and bolts on a riff so monstrous you can already hear this summer’s festival crowds going crazy for it.

That riff – which Veck-Gilodi says came from him subconsciously tapping into his inner Smashing Pumpkin – began as a fun doodle in rehearsals. Although the frontman initially thought it was too heavy to ever work in a DH song, he soon realised the band needed to expand its horizons.

2013’s brilliant Old Souls album had successfully catapulted the band into the UK rock big league. It crashed into the Top 10 of the Albums Chart, earned rave reviews for its bravura songwriting and saw the band sell out ever bigger venues, appear higher up the bill at festivals and even support Veck-Gilodi’s hero, Bruce Springsteen.

“It made us feel like a proper band,” says Veck-Gilodi, after Deaf Havana’s many years on the fringes of the scene. “It stepped away from that emo-y world; there were a lot more layers to it and the songwriting was much more mature.”

But, behind the scenes, the band were experiencing financial problems and a lack of internal communication that almost broke them.

“I was very close to quitting,” says Veck-Gilodi, who even launched an acoustic solo career in conjunction with multi-instrumentalist Deaf Havana bandmate Max Britton as a back-up plan. “Basically, I didn’t want to be in the band anymore.”

Veck-Gilodi planned to use the band’s 2014 Reading & Leeds performance to pay off the band’s debts and act as its swansong. But some sideshows reminded him of how much he – and Deaf Havana’s still-burgeoning fanbase – enjoyed his band. A sudden burst of inspired songwriting followed – “It’s probably the most creative I’ve ever been,” he says – but these weren’t just regular DH songs. Anthems such as Trigger and Seattle demanded that he and his bandmates – Britton, bassist Lee Wilson, drummer Tom Ogden and Veck-Gilodi’s guitarist brother, Matthew – strike out for new sonic territory.

The end result, Veck-Gilodi declares, will be Deaf Havana’s most eclectic and expansive album yet. They’re still putting the finishing touches to album No. 4 but they’ve already cleaned house, taking on new management and signing to a new record label (So Recordings), and they’re already benefitting from the “new energy” that brings. They’re communicating better with each other, they’re involved in every aspect of the band’s affairs, and they’re ready for whatever the world of rock wants to throw at them…

“This album needs to take us to a higher level,” asserts Veck-Gilodi. “Not necessarily in terms of chart positions, because I don’t care about that. I just can’t wait for people to hear the album. We appreciate the fact that everyone’s waited this out with us. It’s going to be great.”

Because, this time around, Deaf Havana don’t just mean it, they mean business too.

1. Ashes, Ashes
2. Trigger
3. L.O.V.E
4. Happiness
5. Fever
6. Like a Ghost
7. Pretty Low
8. England
9. Seattle
10. St. Paul's
11. Sing
12. Pensacola, 2013