There’s an electric air of expectation as Interpol take to the stage at London's Alexandra Palace...

Figurines have the potential to be the new darlings of the Pitchfork posse. Their sound is reminiscent of US indie faves Tapes ‘n’ Tapes, The Shins and Modest Mouse 

They may have met by accident and only started collaborating for a bit of a laugh, but The Accidental prove some things are worth taking a risk on. 

California is the follow up to Natalie Gardiner’s critically acclaimed eponymous 2004 debut album, and sees her continuing to explore the deeper side of soul.

Rocky, Ashley and Diesel have conjured up a double mix delight, covering all bases in modern house music's wide musical tapestry.

The limited edition version of this album gets our vote for CD packaging of the year.  Does it sound any good though?  Hell yeah.

A rarities and b-sides album may seem like an obvious cash in, but if you’re one of the millions to fall for the charms of Mr Brandon Flowers and co., chances are you won’t mind treating yourself to this collection of tunes.

Anton Corbijn delivers a contender for film of the year – and in doing so, keeps the entire population of Manchester happy. To coincide with this month's DVD release, we have two copies to give away.