June’s New Releases: Music
There’s loads of new music out this month, so we’ll cut to the chase!
1st June
How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful – Florence + The Machine
The long awaited follow-up to 2011’s Ceremonials is…well, big, blue and beautiful. Florence confronts a break-up and other demons in typically bombastic fashion.
Act Two – Collabro
Last year’s Britain’s Got Talent winners take on tunes from Les Miserables, Phantom of the Opera and…erm, Friends.
Last of our Kind – The Darkness
Justin Hawkins and co return for their 4th collection of high-pitched glam rock.
In Colour – Jamie xx
The mastermind behind The xx’s first solo album got a 9.3 from the notoriously tough Pitchfork.
Are You Satisfied? – Slaves
The highly anticipated debut from the punk duo could be one of the year’s biggest albums. Watch this space.
Everything is 4 – Jason Derulo
Unsurprisingly, Everything is 4 is Mr. Derulo’s 4th album. Of course, everything isn’t 4 – Derulo himself is a surprisingly youthful (considering how long he seems to have been around) 25.
Peace is the Mission – Major Lazer
The massive Lean On is the centrepiece of the 3rd album by the Diplo-led dancehall trio, although the whole album is made for heavy Saturday nights.
8th June
Drones – Muse
Muse’s hugely anticipated 7th album is apparently a return to basics, with heavy rock riffs underpinning the tale of man warped by mind control.
FFS – Franz Ferdinand and Sparks
Glaswegian indie rockers Franz Ferdinand team up with legendary American glam rockers Sparks to form the year’s most unlikely supergroup.
Cauterize – Tremonti
When he’s not busy with Alter Bridge and Creed, Mark Tremonti knocks out some pretty decent solo albums too. This is the second and features Wolfgang ”˜son of Eddie’ Van Halen on bass.
Ones and Zeros – Young Guns
The English rockers release their 3rd album, which is said to be more ”˜danceable’.
15th June
No Place in Heaven – Mika
The once inescapable Mika releases his 4th album after a couple of years as a judge on various European talent shows.
22nd June
My Love is Cool – Wolf Alice
The oddly-named alt rockers release their debut album.
29th June
Found in Far Away Places – August Burns Red
Meaty but inspirational metalcore from the always-reliable August Burns Red.
Holy War – Thy Art is Murder
Australian deathcore that your mum will absolutely hate. Clear space in your bedroom for a moshpit.
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