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Status Quo: Driving to Glory (Ltd) [Vinyl LP]

Lorien Testard: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 [6 Vinyl LP]

My Morning Jacket: Z (20th Anniversary/Deluxe) [3 Vinyl LP]

Jurassic 5’s Feedback (2006) marks the group’s fourth and final studio album, delivering their signature blend of tight flows and old-school production with a few new twists. While the departure of producer Cut Chemist shifted the group’s sonic dynamic, tracks like “Work It Out” featuring Dave Matthews and the energetic single “Red Hot” keep the momentum strong. The album leans into a more polished, mainstream-friendly sound while maintaining J5’s lyrical unity and vocal interplay. Feedback shows the group experimenting without straying too far from the formula that made them underground favorites.

Clapton Eric: Journeyman (Deluxe) [2 Vinyl LP]

Ash release their ninth studio album Ad Astra via Fierce Panda Records. Containing eleven brand new tracks, including their raucous take on surprise single and ‘Beetlejuice’ staple ‘Jump In The Line’, Ad Astra sees Blur guitarist Graham Coxon appear on two particularly sassy songs and catches the perennial power-pop kings in especially rocket-fuelled form. Ad Astra follows hot on the heels of 2023's Race The Night (the band's highest charting album for 20 years), being released two years and one month later, and this is no coincidence. Ever the band who live for live music, Ash vowed that the fierce pandemic-induced five year chasm between [2018 album] Islands and Race The Night would never happen again. 

Posthumous album from Australian rock pioneers The Saints. This marks the first new material released since Chris Bailey’s passing in 2022. Fans of The Saints include Nick Cave, Bruce Springsteen, Warren Ellis, Queens Of The Stone Age, Robert Forster and many more. Released on limited blue vinyl and CD with liner notes. "In my opinion, The Saints were Australia’s greatest band… and Chris Bailey was my favourite singer" Nick Cave. “One of the most sporadically brilliant, frustratingly uneven and most undeniably important bands Australia has ever produced” The Guardian “Worshipped… a truly great band” NME