Kings of Leon

The new Editors record is entitled ‘The Weight of Your Love’. Recorded at Nashville’s Blackbird Studio and produced by Jacquire King (Tom Waits, Kings of Leon). Clint Mansell is also credited with production duties on ‘Nothing’.
The Weight of Your Love is the group’s first album featuring new members Justin Lockey and Elliott Williams, and the first to be recorded without Editors co-founder and former lead guitarist Chris Urbanowicz, who left the band last year. Editors will also appear at festivals including Glastonbury, T in the Park and Reading and Leeds this summer.

Allison Pierce is launching the second chapter of her distinguished career with her new album Year of the Rabbit, an eloquent straight-from-the-heart solo debut. The new album finds Pierce transformed following two decades of recording and performing with her sister Catherine as The Pierces. The duo's five albums and constant tours brought them critical acclaim and a loyal fan base. But as the years passed, each longed to express herself unfettered by the other and in 2015, The Pierces called it quits, whereupon the sisters launched solo careers.

Seth Lakeman's eighth studio album is a stunning collaboration between his dynamic song-writing, the genius of legendary producer Ethan Johns (Ryan Adams, Kings of Leon, Ray LaMontagne, Laura Marling) and the sublime harmony backing vocals of emerging girl trio Wildwood Kin. Between them they have conjured up an epic, soulful album of intense songs that are stripped back to their very essence. They recorded the 11 tracks 'live' with an organic, acoustic vibe created in the great hall of a Jacobean Manor House and the album oozes with the atmosphere of this setting.

Drama, emotion, power and melancholy: Kyles Tolone pour the "Generation Why?" Vitality into dynamic and sophisticated, but also compact and enthralling rock music. He is an epic, without Progrock, highly emotional, without being an Emo and straight to the point, without the audience, trained on such models as Biffy Clyro, Kings Of Leon, Hundred Reasons or early Coldplay. In other words, they are already unique in the German rock world. The music, a mixture of melancholy and motivation, thoughtfulness and drive. "We are writing songs about the soul-life of 20 to 30-year-olds," says Eric, "about the part of our generation who is thinking about existence. What to do next, or whether it can go on at all."

Allison Pierce is launching the second chapter of her distinguished career with her new album Year of the Rabbit, an eloquent straight-from-the-heart solo debut. The new album finds Pierce transformed following two decades of recording and performing with her sister Catherine as The Pierces. The duo's five albums and constant tours brought them critical acclaim and a loyal fan base. But as the years passed, each longed to express herself unfettered by the other and in 2015, The Pierces called it quits, whereupon the sisters launched solo careers.

Seattle indie rockers who separated themselves with a rootsy twang, gorgeous slow-burn songs, and lush, reverb-drenched production. Collection includes: 'Everything All The Time' (2006); 'Cease To Begin' (2007); 'Infinite Arms' (2010); 'Mirage Rock' (2012); 'Acoustic At The Ryman' (2014).