New MP3 Album Releases
 |
Led by the sexy and playful titular hit single, Evacuate The Dancefloor, Eurodance act Cascada's third album, will have you doing anything but! Break out the glow-sticks, pull on your spandex and prepare for the most euphoric arms-in-the-air anthems of the year! more »
 |
La Roux (aka singer Elly Jackson and co-producer/songwriter Ben Langmaid) present their incredible debut. Littered with honest songs about heartbreak and hope over a backdrop of unpredictable grooves and retro vibes, they've crafted a superbly innovative record displaying their talents to the full. more »
 |
Florence & The Machine set the hype engine to overdrive, surpassing expectations with their highly anticipated album Lungs. Reaching outside of the box, combining harps and handclaps with pianos and paganism, this enduring cacophony of sounds is colourful, imaginative and immensely epic! more »
 |
Kasabian's cocktail of swagger, dynamic riffs and electro-rock receives a new ingredient thanks to a delicious dose of Syd Barrett-inspired psychedelia. Produced by Dan The Automator (Gorillaz), West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum sees the K-Men deliver their most interesting album to date. more »
 |
Calling all dancing queens! Dig out your retro shoes and hot dance moves for Baby Loves Disco! With a spectrum of colourful disco tunes and top pop hits, from The Jacksons to Justin Timberlake, this 3-disc album has more flair than the Studio 54 dancefloor! more »
 |
ABBA legend Benny Andersson gathers his orchestra for the English-language release of Story Of A Heart. With interpretations of Swedish folk and new classic pop (written with Bjorn Ulvaeus), the album will appeal to both fans and those curious about Andersson's musical roots. more »
 |
Winners of the 'Road to V', Bombay Bicycle Club release their debut album, I Had the Blues But I Shook Them Loose! The indie rockers from Crouch End, London, have a refreshingly youthful energy and innocence that, combined with a lyrical clarity, has seen them create a standout inauguration. more »
 |
Rob Thomas builds on the massively successful 'Something To Be' with his sophomore solo album, Cradlesong. Inspired by INXS, Tom Petty and Willie Nelson, the Matchbox 20 vocalist sings of troubled relationships, heartbreak and solitude over 14 powerful pop songs. more »
 |
Everything Is New is the catchy new album from London-based singer-songwriter Jack Penate. Littered with clever hooks, sing-a-long choruses and intelligent lyrics, this second album from one of Britain's brightest new songwriters is destined to be a smash-hit success. more »
 |
Following the chart domination of their 2006 album, 'Standing In The Way Of Control', Washington trio Gossip are back with a sensational fourth release. Spearheaded by the incredible vocals of singer Beth Ditto, Music For Men mixes rock, disco and gospel to breathtaking effect. more »
 |
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band celebrate their sensational career with this greatest hits collection. A compilation of tracks that helped shape rock history, this colossal release is the perfect way to prepare for The Boss' arrival in the UK this summer. more »
 |
Ali Campbell, the distinctive voice behind chart favourites UB40, returns with his third solo album. Collaborating with rapper Sway, dancehall legend Lady Saw, and The Soweto Gospel Choir, this catchy and melodic release bridges the gap between reggae and pop to sensational effect. more »
 |
Dance music maestro Moby continues to blur the boundaries between pop and electronica with his ninth studio album, Wait For Me. Inspired by eccentric film director David Lynch, the New York-based songwriter goes back to basics, delivering a beautifully melodic, ambient dance record. more »
 |
'The End of Heartache' marked a new era for KSE, which in turn led to their career defining release, 'As Daylight Dies'. However, that was until now. The band's second self-titled release is a thunderous juggernaut, full of substance, ensuring they remain at the forefront of the modern metal scene. more »
 |
Leaving the angst of 'These Streets' behind, Paolo Nutini carves a path through a crowd of musical genres with his second album, Sunny Side Up. Brushing shoulders with soul, folk and ragtime, each track is brightened by Paolo's husky voice for an album of pure, uplifting listening. more »
 |
Closer gathers the complete hit singles from one of the most successful female artists of all time. Littered with melodic, heartfelt emotional ballads, this superior compilation is a timely reminder of the outstanding contribution Sarah McLachlan has made to popular music. more »
 |
The popular Clubland series returns with a bang. A compilation packed full of the latest dancefloor fillers, including Lady Gaga's massive hit 'Poker Face' and a remix of Tinchy Stryder and N-Dubz's chart topping track 'Number 1', Clubland 15 is set to revolutionise your summer! more »
 |
10Post-hardcore frontrunners Enter Shikari return with their spellbinding second studio album, Common Dreads. Far from ordinary, the Hertfordshire hell-raisers deliver a riotous, genre-crossing release that much like single 'Juggernauts' pushes everything else aside with its destructive force more »
 |
Prepare to be bowled over by Neil Hannon's whimsical journey into the world of cricket! The 'Divine Comedy' singer¿s collaboration with Thomas Walsh has spun out 12 tracks of summery pop - just the thing to listen to with the Ashes! Even if you're not a cricket fan, you're sure to be knocked for six more »
 |
Alternative folk-rock collective The Low Anthem make a highly anticipated return with their second studio album, Oh My God, Charlie Darwin. Recalling artists as diverse as Fleet Foxes and Tom Waits, the Rhode Island unit presents a magical collection of emotive, hymnal rock delights. more »
 |
Major Lazer, the monster fighting, rocket skateboarding, Jamaican commando who really knows how to party, blasts us with his debut album, Guns Don't Kill People...Lazers Do. Featuring vocals from Santigold, Vybz Cartel and a whole host of others, this has to be heard to be believed. more »
