Pop International

On the 25th of September we gonna release the new STEAKKNIFE album 'One Eyed Bomb'. After more than eight years pausing we still hear the typical Angry Samoans style, the nervous Dead Kennedys sound and the manic-depressive driving style of Jesus Lizard. 16 songs in 37 minutes, most of them not longer than two minutes and garnished with Lee Hollis' angry and bitting lyrics. 16 Songs, fast and furious, full of passion, enthusiasm, style and coolness - punk rock for adults and the kids Record Label: Rookie Records Style: Punk/Hardcore

Loud they may be but damn proud with it, and while the estranged Gallagher siblings still currently remain on hiatus as far as Team-Oasis goes, the smart money still lingers on this pair of reprobates getting back to what they do best working together! But while we wait this classic box set of films - three in all, count em - brings the whole Oasis/Gallagher Brothers story back into the light. Featuring documentary and interview footage of Noel and Liam at work, rest and play, and waxing lyrical about everything under the sun - not least each other - and with oodles of the music which made this duo the force to be reckoned with that - despite it all - they most certainly remain, this collection will help while away the hours until the glory days of Knebworth, Slane Castle and Main Road come round again when these two dynamic and unique performers once again share a stage. Record Label: Chrome Dreams DVD Style: Brit Pop

Artist: FLATLINERS Label: Fat Wreck Chords

Artist: New Madrid Label: Normaltown Records

Artist: Noah Gundersen Label: Dualtone Music

Artist: Rose Marie Label: Not Bad Records

Artist: Bob Moses Label: Domino Recording Co.

Artist: Various Artists Label: Walt Disney Records

Artist: Steven A. Clark Label: Secretly Canadian Records

Artist: Masayoshi Fujita Label: Erased Tapes

Artist: Ms. John Soda Label: Morr Music / M.M.

Artist: Various Artists Label: Cleopatra

Artist: Telekinesis Label: Merge Records

Record Label: Team Love Style: Pop

BRAND NEW SOLO ALBUM FROM ACCLAIMED GO-BETWEENS FOUNDER Seven years. Seven years since Robert Forster's last album The Evangelist (2008). Seven years since one of Australia's most respected singer-songwriters released what was widely regarded as his best solo album, and one that more than lived up to the many high points of his legendary band The Go-Betweens. Seven years for fans and critics alike to ask, what the hell was he doing? Quite a lot, as it turns out. Record producer for acclaimed albums by Brisbane bands The John Steel Singers and Halfway. An extended stint as a music critic for the Australian periodical The Monthly that was so well received, a collection of his writings was published as 'The Ten Rules Of Rock And Roll' in 2009 – and was reissued, revised and updated in 2011. Curator and compiler of G Stands For Go-Betweens. Volume 1 – the first of three lavish boxset compilations charting the career of an Australian music icon, of which he was founding member, singer and songwriter. Still ... seven years. Long time, musically speaking. Time for writing songs, time for gathering musicians, time spent preparing for what was to be the next chapter of his musical life – a refreshed creative direction that took shape as the new album Songs To Play. Ten very different Robert Forster songs recorded on a mountain top half an hour from his Brisbane home, in an analogue studio, with a troop of young musicians: talented multi-intrumentalists Scott Bromley and Luke McDonald (from The John Steel Singers), Matt Piele (drummer from his touring band), and violinist and singer Karin Baumler. “I had originally envisaged the gap between my last album and my new one as five years,” Robert says. “I wanted time to pass, for there to be a cut-off. I knew what happened next would be the start of something new.” “Five years became seven.”
 The resulting album is really nothing like he's ever done before, although it retains many of the qualities we know from his songwriting: highly melodic, with incisive, witty lyrics attuned to real people and real lives. The surprise will be the spirit of the record, its sense of adventure and fun – especially after the meditative reflections of The Evangelist (recorded a year after the death of The Go-Betweens co-founder Grant McLennan). Seven years has brought a bolder, wilder approach to sound ... and a set of truly inspiring compositions. Pop songs. Five minute epics. A bossa nova tune. Singer-songwriter classics. Add the more experimental and detailed production assistance of Bromley and McDonald and no wonder – from the album's opening lines on the super-charged Learn To Burn – Forster is bursting to get out and tell his story. Time's a sequence and you wait for changes. Problem is you know I've got no patience. I've got no desire to be the fourth person in line. Seven years in the making. And worth every minute. Record Label: Tapete Style: Indie Pop

Denmark’s Celestial Son, formerly Drone, will release their new album, Saturn’s Return. From the first note on Saturn's Return it is very clear that Celestial Son is a band who've found it's sound. The band is led by singer, guitarist and songwriter Rasmus Sjøgren, who's able to unify complex songwriting with a raw and direct expression. Record Label: Mighty Music Style: Alternative Rock

new 2015 edition of this top quality 4CD-Box with exclusive packaging! The ‘Spirit of’ series from Wagram encapsulates the essence of each featured music genre Record Label: Wagram Style: Latin

Record Label: Team Love Style: Pop

BRAND NEW SOLO ALBUM FROM ACCLAIMED GO-BETWEENS FOUNDER Seven years. Seven years since Robert Forster's last album The Evangelist (2008). Seven years since one of Australia's most respected singer-songwriters released what was widely regarded as his best solo album, and one that more than lived up to the many high points of his legendary band The Go-Betweens. Seven years for fans and critics alike to ask, what the hell was he doing? Quite a lot, as it turns out. Record producer for acclaimed albums by Brisbane bands The John Steel Singers and Halfway. An extended stint as a music critic for the Australian periodical The Monthly that was so well received, a collection of his writings was published as 'The Ten Rules Of Rock And Roll' in 2009 – and was reissued, revised and updated in 2011. Curator and compiler of G Stands For Go-Betweens. Volume 1 – the first of three lavish boxset compilations charting the career of an Australian music icon, of which he was founding member, singer and songwriter. Still ... seven years. Long time, musically speaking. Time for writing songs, time for gathering musicians, time spent preparing for what was to be the next chapter of his musical life – a refreshed creative direction that took shape as the new album Songs To Play. Ten very different Robert Forster songs recorded on a mountain top half an hour from his Brisbane home, in an analogue studio, with a troop of young musicians: talented multi-intrumentalists Scott Bromley and Luke McDonald (from The John Steel Singers), Matt Piele (drummer from his touring band), and violinist and singer Karin Baumler. “I had originally envisaged the gap between my last album and my new one as five years,” Robert says. “I wanted time to pass, for there to be a cut-off. I knew what happened next would be the start of something new.” “Five years became seven.”
 The resulting album is really nothing like he's ever done before, although it retains many of the qualities we know from his songwriting: highly melodic, with incisive, witty lyrics attuned to real people and real lives. The surprise will be the spirit of the record, its sense of adventure and fun – especially after the meditative reflections of The Evangelist (recorded a year after the death of The Go-Betweens co-founder Grant McLennan). Seven years has brought a bolder, wilder approach to sound ... and a set of truly inspiring compositions. Pop songs. Five minute epics. A bossa nova tune. Singer-songwriter classics. Add the more experimental and detailed production assistance of Bromley and McDonald and no wonder – from the album's opening lines on the super-charged Learn To Burn – Forster is bursting to get out and tell his story. Time's a sequence and you wait for changes. Problem is you know I've got no patience. I've got no desire to be the fourth person in line. Seven years in the making. And worth every minute. Record Label: Tapete Style: Indie Pop

Artist: Family Fodder Label: Staubgold