Ella Langley, Cameron Winter, Teenage Fanclub, Small Faces, Marsh Gothic, RSDBF List Announced

hungover is the debut album from rising country music maverick Ella Langley.

'She’s an Alabama-born singer-songwriter with a rafter-reaching voice that pulls no punches when it comes to writing about life, love and everything else under the sun. Spiking her unfiltered true stories with unapologetic rock ’n’ roll grit and unassuming pop appeal, she’s quietly emerged as a phenomenon with millions of streams and a growing fan base.

Recorded in Nashville, Tennessee and produced by Will Bundy, the album features 14 new songs, including hit single you look like you love me (feat. Riley Green), nicotine and paint the town blue. Available exclusively on vinyl, it’s topped off with a monologue poem written by Langley and her mother, Heather.'

Plum coloured vinyl and CD available from Friday 9th October

'A long time OTBT fave Teenage Fanclub are back with their 13th album, named after Norman Blake’s I Do Not Dare To Dream. It’s a quietly resolute record, facing a fraught world without giving in, and finding optimism in songs like Day In The Sun and Over And Over.

Blake and Raymond McGinley are joined by Euros Childs, Francis Macdonald and David McGowan, a line-up now so settled they leave space for ideas to emerge together in the studio. Childs adds organ, Mellotron and synth colour throughout, while McGowan and Macdonald bring melodic, expressive depth.

Recorded over 14 days at Black Bay Studio in Kirkibost on Great Bernera in the Outer Hebrides, the album draws on its surroundings. A Domus church organ and vintage synths shape the sound, while nearby Callanish Stones, older than Stonehenge, and a landscape marked by Neolithic and Viking history give the record its timeless perspective.'

Small Faces is a landmark of the British mod era, full of youthful energy, confidence and musical ambition. Led by the powerhouse vocals of Steve Marriott and the songwriting of Marriott and Ronnie Lane, it moves easily through R&B, soul and sharp, infectious pop.

Featuring some of the band’s earliest classics, Small Faces captures the raw talent and distinctive sound that helped shape 1960s British rock. More than sixty years on, it still feels vital, carrying the spirit of Swinging London and a band right at the heart of a wider cultural shift.

This edition has been cut from analogue sources, keeping the warmth and character of the original recordings intact. Each vinyl comes housed in premium packaging: a heavy duty card sleeve, embossed Thousand Club logo, individual foil numbering, a foil sticker and a protective PVC sleeve.

We have loads more new releases and arrivals including Judas Priest, Cabaret Voltaire, Paul Simon, JPEGMAFIA, Andy Bell and more.... BROWSE ALL THE STOCK HERE

The band are playing a sold out gig at Queen street Sound in Louth on 9th October.

If any of you missed out on tickets for that you can catch them at Atlas live in Cleethorpes on 4th December.

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