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Ragged fist-pumping fury from outta New Jersey. Named after one of Shakespeare’s earliest tragedies. Fact.

Melbourne four piece Otouto prove that art pop is not a dirty word on their impressive debut album Pip.

From Final Fantasy to something more pallettable Canada’s Owen Pallett continues to enthrall with his third album which gets to right to the heart.

The unlikely paring of hip-hop and indie rock actual make for compatible bedfellows with Californian band Why?’s fourth full length album.

Bon meets the Bees in this post rock collaboration for Justin Vernon and Collections of Colonies of Bees which results in only a slight buzz.

Well versed in the Bible John Darnielle’s Mountain Goats new album doesn’t actually require a religious bone in your body to enjoy.

New Zealand indie legends The Clean are still going, well maybe strong is too kind a word, for their new release Mister Flop, er Pop.

XX marks the spot for mixed treasures on the much lauded London foursome’s debut LP, an album for the post-sunset hours.

First there was Something for Kate now singer Paul Dempsey has gone it alone and produced something for everyone.

When the dark forces are everywhere who are you gonna call? England’s staunchly independent epic rock band The Boxer Rebellion? Maybe not after this disappointing second effort.