Conor Oberst's self-titled release is an album that will appeal to fans of recent Bright Eyes material, but it still has enough potential to attract new listeners.

This 5-track EP features a more stripped-back, acoustic side of Two Gallants, Saddle Creek's San Franciscan indie rock duo.

We apologise for the unacceptable levels of downtime over the past week. We hope that our hosting problems have been solved and that normal service will resume immediately. As a reward for your patience, here's a belated review of Malkmus' latest.

Wolf Parade's second album aims high. 

Sure it's wierd. Wonderfully, ecstatically wierd

After the success of last year's collaboration with Mouse on Mars, Mark E. Smith is back with another Fall record, and a great one at that.

The debut offering from Justin Vernon aka Bon Iver, written and recorded in isolation during the dead of winter, is a remarkably striking collage of bold yet intimate songs.

The name might exude adventure, but this sextet from Charleston isn't about to discover new musical territory any time soon. This isn't necessarily a bad thing.

The Breeders could trademark the term “long-awaited” as Kim and Kelley Deal reconvene for Mountain Battles.

Liverpool band Clinic follow up last year's b-sides compilation Funf with their fifth studio album.