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The Heavy – The Glorious Dead

Renegade soul-rockers, the Heavy are back with the release of their new album, The Glorious Dead, their third full-length LP, and the follow-up to their acclaimed sophomore record The House That Dirt Built (2009). Self-produced and with their unique, raw eclecticism fully intact, it’s their most fully-realized record yet, mixing together soul, hip hop, rock, blues and funk into glorious, raucous party music that is equally full of heart.

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Dylan LeBlanc – Cast The Same Old Shadow

Born in Shreveport, Dylan moved to Muscle Shoals, Alabama when he was 11 and he is the dark horse of the vibrant and close-knit musical community there that includes Alabama Shakes, Secret Sisters, and Civil Wars to name a few.
Dylan’s songs however, are considerably darker than that of his Alabama counterparts. He says ‘I wasn’t conscious of a theme before I made it – I didn’t mean to, but I just happen to base a lot of my work on emotions – and at the time, they just happened to be negative ones.’

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The Darkness – Hot Cakes

Recording of the third Darkness album began at Dan’s own Leeder’s Farm studio, continued at the legendary Rockfield in Wales (‘I had bad memories of Rockfield,’ says Ed, ‘so I deliberately chose the same bedroom to exorcise them’), with some mopping-up in Hoxton. Produced by the band with Nick Brine (Stone Roses/Oasis/will.i.am), it was mixed by Bob Ezrin, who had previously produced the Darkness’ festive hit ‘Christmas Time (Don’t Let The Bells End)’. ‘Every mix he sent back,’ says Justin, ‘was WOW.’

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