James Carr - You Got My Mind Messed UpYou Got My Mind Messed Up is a fine '60s Memphis soul album, even if, in the manner of many LPs of the time, it's largely built around previously released singles. As a singer Carr is up there with Otis Redding! Check out his version of "The Dark End Of The Street", sublime!

The Youngbloods & Bonnie “Prince” Billy

Young Marble Giants (YMG)’s one and only album Colossal Youth celebrates its 40th anniversary this year

’Ever critical of Vini's voice

'It's A New Day Tonight' has the loose feel of a lost album by a '70s band bridging the gap between folk rock's open-hearted strumming and power pop's crisp

' When the Compton rapper conceptualised his album

placing the record somewhere in the Bermuda Triangle between the expansive motorik of Can

soulful sound that will take your imagination to that peaceful front porch in some cozy

Tess Parks - A native of Toronto

In late 1969

” Casal blasts in again with the sun-bleached rambler

like how he repeats himself a lot

and Louder Sound has only increased expectation and excitement for album number 3