Every week in 2020 we'll be updating this page with an album we've had playing in our city centre office more than usual. Typically spanning a range of genres, artists and years.

Fiona Apple - Fetch the Boltcutters


Week 52

Ending the year with one of the years best records, Fiona Apple's fifth album is unique masterpiece.

Highlight Track: Fetch The Boltcutters

Porridge Radio - Every Bad


Week 52

Powered by some exellent production and some killer guitar tones, 'Every Bad' is post-punk at it's best.

Highlight Track: Sweet

Moses Sumney - græ


Week 51

A elegant convergence of jazz, art-rock and folk, supported by an astonishing voice.

Highlight Track: Cut Me

Taylor Swift - Evermore


Week 50

Hot on the heels of 'Folklore', Swift's second surprise album of the year is once again a wondefully crafted folk and pop crossover, largely down to her recent collaborations with Aaron Dessner.

Highlight Track: Champagne Problems

Lankum - The Livelong Day


Week 49

Dark and powerful, Lankum's approach to traditional folk is as epic as it is original.

Highlight Track: The Wild Rover

Popcaan - FIXTAPE


Week 48

Reminiscing about summer with some dancehall vibes from the reggae superstar's fourth album.

Highlight Track: TWIST & TURN

Placebo - Placebo


Week 47

The alternate-rock god's debut album is still just as good almost 25 years later.

Highlight Track: Nancy Boy

The Weeknd - After Hours


Week 46

If you can withstand Tik-Tok's infamous Blinding Lights, this album is a superb dreamy R&B album with perfect production as usual and a bunch of catchy songs.

Highlight Track: After Hours

Rosa Anschütz - Votive


Week 45

Anschütz's debut album is a sonic masterpiece. How does noone know about this?!

Highlight Track: Adjustment

Clipping - Visions of Bodies Being Burned


Week 44

Whilst certainly not for everyone, the trio's sequal to 2019's 'There Existed an Addiction to Blood' gives us second helping of avant horrorcore tunes.

Highlight Track: Pain Everyday

Hozier - Hozier


Week 43

Revisted Hozier's self-titled debut album this week. A flawless blend of Blues/Soul/Folk & Indie Rock

Highlight Track: To Be Alone

Sault - Untitled (Rise)


Week 42

A contender for best album of the year, Sault's second album of the year is a masterpiece in playful genre-fusing world music.

Highlight Track: Fearless

Dizzee Rascal - Boy in da Corner


Week 41

The grime OG's debut is a just as enjoyable and brilliant as it was on it's release over 17 years ago.

Highlight Track: I Luv U

Fleet Foxes - Shore


Week 40

Returning to their debut territory, the fourth album by the Seatle based band boasts an impressive collection of songs that fulfill any missed summer folk vibes.

Highlight Track: Can I Believe You

JME- Grime MC


Week 39

Packed with pop-culture references, quick wit, and outstanding delivery and originality, the London Grime king's most recent effort is probably his best.

Highlight Track: ISSMAD

Jyoti - Mama, You Can Bet!


Week 38

Georgia Anne Muldrow's third album as Jyoti is a wondefully unique and soulful jazz record worthy of a back-to-back listen.

Highlight Track: This Walk

Dehd - Flower of Devotion


Week 37

The chicago trio are back with a excellent album of heartbreak, shoegaze and dream pop.

Highlight Track: Flood

Nubya Garcia - Source


Week 36

Following her excllent 2017 Ep 'Nubya's 5ive', Saxophonist and composer Nubya Garcia returns with a trully excellent jazz album with dub and reggaie undertones. A remarkable debut.

Highlight Track: Pace

Melanie Faye - Melanie Faye EP


Week 35

Off the back of her Instagram success, talented guitarist Melanie Faye's self-titled EP showcases her guitar playing, songwriting and singing in an enjoyable R&B debut.

Highlight Track: Jump

Jacob Collier - Djesse Vol 3


Week 34

Modern musical maestro Jacob Collier returns with another genre blending, diversely collaborative and masterfully assembled album.

Highlight Track: Flutter

Jacknife Lee - The Jacknife Lee


Week 33

Having worked alongside U2, Kasabian and Snow Patrol, Prolific modern-rock producer Jacknife Lee takes a different direction from his past to bring us this electronic mashup with help of an array of artists.

Highlight Track: Flutter

Paul Simon - In The Blue Light


Week 32

Containing re-structured versions of his lesser known songs, Simon's 14th solo album contains a mix of themes and instrumentation, all united by his instantly recognisable voice.

Highlight Track: Can't Run But

The Streets - None of Us Are Getting Out of This Life Alive


Week 31

With creative collaborations from the likes of Idles, Tame Impala, Ms Banks and others, Mike Skinners latest mixtape has adequate variation coupled with familiar garage beats.

Highlight Track: Eskimo Ice

Björk - Debut


Week 30

27 years on and Björk's first solo album is just as relevent and unique today, a melting pot of techno, jazz, trip-hop, and pop.

Highlight Track: Venus As A Boy

My Morning Jacket - Waterfall II


Week 29

Vocalist and producer Jim James used his quarantine time to review songs that didn't make the cut of 2015's Waterfall, thus creating an equally successful 'part 2'.

Highlight Track: Climbing the Ladder

City and Colour - Little Hell


Week 28

Dallas Green's third album is an occasionally bluesy, melancholic folk album with Green's distinctive voals performing familiar melodies.

Highlight Track: The Grand Optimist

박혜진 Park Hye Jin - How can I


Week 27

Tying a variety of genres together with her unique voice, Park Hye Jin’s second EP is a successful experiment in the young DJ's talents.

Highlight Track: Like This

Khruangbin - Mordechai


Week 26

The Houston-based three piece return to their dub infused soul-groove for the third time with this excellent album.

Highlight Track: Time (You and I)

White Stripes - White Blood Cells


Week 25

Arguably their best record, White Stripe's third album encapsulates the band's raw, effortless and simplistic sound.

Highlight Track: Fell in Love with a Girl

Run The Jewels - RTJ4


Week 24

Killer Mike and El-P are "Back at it like a crack addict" with their latest installment of their RTJ collaboration and it most certainly does not dissapoint.

Highlight Track: Goonies vs. E.T.

Deerhoof - Future Teenage Cave Artists


Week 23

Deerhoof's 15th album is a celebration of disjointed and diverse indie music with a constant change of pace, style and production.

Highlight Track: Sympathy for the Baby Boo

Yellow Days - Is Everything Okay In Your World?


Week 22

Raw, honest and stripped back - A remarkable debut album from George van den Broek, perfect for lockdown summer evenings.

Highlight Track: Holding On

Perfume Genius - Set My Heart on Fire Immediately


Week 21

Michael Hadreas's fifth album as Perfum Genius is an emotionally filled, powerful and diverse alt-pop record that has you listening on repeat.

Highlight Track: Whole Life

Mac DeMarco - This Old Dog


Week 20

The Canadian's third album is still probably his best to date, beautifully showcasing his songwriting ability whilst adding his usual character, flare and humour.

Highlight Track: My Old Man

Damien Jurado - What's New Tomboy?


Week 19

Jurado's 15th album continue's his intimate Lo-Fi folk journey in his trademark sparse and delicate nature.

Highlight Track: Alice Hyatt

Thelonious Monk - Les Liaisons Dangereuses


Week 18

Re-discovered in 2017, Monk's incredible soundtrack to Roger Vadim’s film 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses' is nothing short of a spectacular jazz album, complimenting any of his previous work.

Highlight Track: Pannonica

Tom Misch & Yussef Dayes - What Kinda Music


Week 17

Tom Misch teams up with influencial jazz collaborator and drummer Yussef Deyes for this festival of finessed-yet-freestyle tunes on this fantastic LP.

Highlight Track: Nightrider

BADBADNOTGOOD - BBNG2


Week 16

We've been jamming out to BADBADNOTGOOD's sophmore album from 2012. Intrumental hip-hop infused jazz provides and unbeatable combination of grooves.

Highlight Track: CMYK

Tourist - Wild


Week 15

His second album of 2019, producer William Phillips hits his musical sweetspot with this relaxing electronic dance album.

Highlight Track: Elixir

Yaeji - What We Drew


Week 14

Bursting with creativity and sleek production, this dreamy-pop-dance debut from the Korean-American producer has been a highlight this week.

Highlight Track: WHAT WE DREW 우리가 그려왔던

Waxahatchee - Saint Cloud


Week 13

Leaving her lo-fi roots behind, Katie Crutchfield's 5th solo album is warmer, brighter and transformative.

Highlight Track: Fire

Dogleg - Melee


Week 12

An unapologetically raw, louder than loud debut LP from the Detroit punk rockers will punch you in the face leaving you with a heavily nostalgic emo nosebleed.

Highlight Track: Kawasaki Backflip

Birthh - Woah


Week 11

A playful, unexpected and diverse album from young and relatively unknown Italian singer-songwriter has been a highlight this week.

Highlight Track: Draw

Radiohead - Amnesiac


Week 10

Released in 2001, Radiohead's 5th album was recorded during their 'Kid A' session, and acts as a more sombre, cryptic and complex record than their previous.

Highlight Track: Pyramid Song

Caribou - Suddenly


Week 9

Dan Snaith's multi-layered production fused with compelling and beautiful melodies makes his seventh album as Caribou an uplifting and complex delight.

Highlight Track: Never Come Back

Bonny Light Horseman - Bonny Light Horseman


Week 8

The supergroup's debut album is homage to folk music past and present, each song as unique yet familiar as the next.

Highlight Track: Deep In Love

MorMor - Some Place Else


Week 7

MorMor’s latest EP is an escape into a world filled with infectious melodies, soothing synths and delicate introspection, which will not be easily forgotten.

Highlight Track: Pass the Hours

Mick Jenkins - The Circus


Week 6

Full of Jenkins’ unique and jazz-infused energy, The Circus is a short spectacle of rhythm and character from this popular performer.

Highlight Track: Carefree

Bill Fay - Countless Branches


Week 5

Rediscovered by record producer Joshua Henry after 40 years, Bill Fay's latest album is a beautifully sombre collection of stripped back folk songs, putting Fay back in a much deserved spotlight.

Highlight Track: Filled With Wonder Once Again

Dave – Psychodrama


Week 4

Inspired by his older brother's therapy sessions while in prison, Santan Dave's debut album is a journey of anger, fear, discover and hope.

Highlight Track: Environment

Dolphin Midwives – Liminal Garden


Week 3

Beautiful, ethereal and spellbinding, Harpist Sage Fisher aka Dolphin Midwives' latest LP is a masterpiece not to be missed

Highlight Track: Junglespell

Prateek Kuhad – cold / mess


Week 2

Indian singer/songwriter Prateek Kuhad shows his most vunerable side on his beautifully haunting EP 'cold/mess'.

Highlight Track: did you/fall apart

Kaytranada – Bubba


Week 1

Kaytranada’s masterful and diverse production makes Bubba our first album to start off the new decade.

Highlight Track: The Worst in Me