MODERN VAMPIRES OF THE CITY

$19.99 (AUD)

After revealing last month that their third album was due out on May 7, the boys of Vampire Weekend have offered some more details of the follow-up to "Contra," as well as their first round of new tour dates."Modern Vampires Of The City" will be released through XL Recordings, and its 12-song track list includes titles like "Obvious Bicycle," "Everlasting Arms," and Outkast shout-out "Ya Hey."

LITTLE HELL (LTD ED)

$24.99 (AUD)

First pressing comes with a bonus making of DVD documentary.
Until a couple of years ago, Dallas Green was better known as the dulcet voice of Alexisonfire. The band's feverish live shows and rabid fanbase quickly earned them the distinction of being one of the most exciting and talked about bands in Canada. During some time off between tours, Green assembled a collection of songs he had been writing over the years.

180

$26.99 (AUD)

Much like Arctic Monkeys, the band gained a substantial fan base online before the release of their first single - with multiple live videos of their gigs being uploaded by fans. The band are signed to Rough Trade Records. Palma Violets have been compared to The Libertines by areas of the media, with their frontmen, Chilli Jesson and Sam Fryer, having a similar onstage relationship to Pete Doherty and Carl Barât

180 (VINYL & CD)

$29.99 (AUD)

Much like Arctic Monkeys, the band gained a substantial fan base online before the release of their first single - with multiple live videos of their gigs being uploaded by fans.

MERRIWEATHER POST PAVILLION

$28.99 (AUD)

PIANO TRIBUTE TO NINE INCH NAILS (IMPORT

$33.99 (AUD)

GET WHAT YOU GIVE

$26.99 (AUD)

California's most passionate and articulate exponents of hardcore release their exceptional third album, Get What You Give.

ADAM GREEN & BINKI SHAPIRO

$21.99 (AUD)

With deceptively pretty arrangements that echo filigreed late-sixties folk-pop and an easygoing rapport between singers, this duets collaboration between Adam Green and Binki Shapiro takes just one listen to enchant. Both artists are notable figures among indie-pop fans, cherished for their off-kilter sensibility (him) and elegantly quirky style (her). Green came onto the New York City anti-folk scene with his band The Moldy Peaches, enjoying belated mainstream success via their song on the Grammy-winning soundtrack to the hit film, Juno.