Spin into Soundscapes: The Latest Vinyl Releases You Need to Hear [12th April 2024]

"From Needle to Soul: The Timeless Appeal of Vinyl Records."

Step into the groove and explore the latest vinyl releases, where timeless classics and contemporary gems await to be discovered. From beloved favorites to hidden treasures, each record offers a sonic journey that transcends time and invites you to experience music in its purest form

1. Hurting by Sign Crushes Motorist: Liam McCay, also known as Sign Crushes Motorist, has seen a remarkable surge in online popularity over the past year, particularly in the realm of lo-fi music. With millions of Spotify streams under various aliases like Birth Day, Take Care, and Manta, he has cultivated a dedicated following. Now, returning to the Sign Crushes Motorist moniker, McCay unveils his latest release, Hurting, on June 14th. This sophomore endeavor promises to resonate deeply with fans, further solidifying his place in the music scene. Website Link- '.roughtrade'
2. Radical Optimism by Dua Lipa: Drawing from Dua's personal journey of self-discovery, Radical Optimism captures the sheer delight and contentment of finding clarity in once daunting situations. What were once daunting farewells and hesitant beginnings now serve as significant milestones as you embrace optimism and navigate through life's challenges with resilience. Rooted in the vibrant energy of Dua's hometown, London, the album exudes the authenticity, confidence, and boldness reminiscent of '90s Britpop. Radical Optimism immerses listeners in a whimsical pop realm abundant with musical richness, unabashed lyricism, and invigorating sonic landscapes. Website Link- 'hottopic'
3. Room Under the Stairs by Zayn: "Room Under the Stairs" is the latest album by Zayn, representing his most personal and introspective release to date. This album explores themes of healing, stillness, and personal growth, providing listeners with a glimpse into the artist's current state of mind and life journey. Exclusive to Urban Outfitters, the vinyl edition of this album features a unique yellow color with neon splatter, adding to its distinctiveness and appeal. Website Link- 'urbanoutfitters'
4. Stigma by Wage War: Wage War's fifth studio album, STIGMA, represents a bold evolution of their trademark sound, infusing it with industrial grit and electronic nuances, elevating their music to new heights. Drawing inspiration from influential acts like Rammstein, Static-X, and cinematic masterpieces such as The Matrix and Blade, the album offers a diverse range of tracks that cater to various emotions, prompting fans to dance, mosh, vibe, and introspect. This exclusive LP vinyl variant comes in "Mineral" color and is limited to just 500 copies, making it a must-have for collectors. Secure your copy today before they're gone! Website Link- 'brooklynvegan'
5. That Golden Time by Villagers: After the kaleidoscopic journey of Villagers’ fifth album Fever Dreams, Dublin's award-winning singer-songwriter Conor O’Brien unveils the intimate inventory titled That Golden Time. Just as intense as its predecessor, this exquisite new album showcases O’Brien’s signature melodic flair, alongside vivid yet subtle arrangements and lyrics that intricately weave his hopes, fears, and dreams into captivating poetry. The understated beauty of That Golden Time is elegantly conveyed through stunning melodies and sublime instrumentation. Website Link- 'assai'