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It’s another mixed bag this week, and as usual we love it! Three-time Grammy Award-winning\u00a0multi-hyphenate Jill Scott has put out her first album in just over a decade, while\u00a0Mariachi El Bronx \u2014 the Mexican mariachi alter ego of punk-rock band The Bronx \u2014 have returned with their first new record in 12 years,\u00a0and self-styled gypsy punks Gogol Bordello have put out\u00a0their ninth studio album. Head below and\u00a0you might just find your new favourite album.<\/p>\n
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Angel Du$t<\/a> – ‘COLD 2 THE TOUCH’ (Run For Cover)<\/p>\n
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie<\/a> – ‘Before Artistry’ EP (Atlantic\/Highbridge The Label)<\/p>\n
Borrower<\/a> – ‘Killerdemons’ (Argonauta\/Octopus Rising)<\/p>\n
Brent Faiyaz<\/a> – ‘Icon’ (ISO Supremacy\/UnitedMasters)<\/p>\n
BSEARL<\/a> – ‘No More Pain X+<\/p>\n
Cardinals<\/a> – ‘Masquerade’ (So Young)<\/p>\n
Chet Faker<\/a> – ‘A Love For Strangers’ (BMG)<\/p>\n
Converge<\/a> – ‘Love Is Not Enough’ (Epitaph)<\/p>\n
Dan Whitlam<\/a> – ‘Strangers (Again)’ (Needwant)<\/p>\n
Dewey<\/a> – ‘Summer On A Curb’ (Howlin’ Banana)<\/p>\n
Earth Tongue<\/a> – ‘Dungeon Vision’ (In The Red)<\/p>\n
Edgehill<\/a> – ‘Ode to the Greyhouse’ (Severance\/Big Loud Rock)<\/p>\n
Eem Triplin<\/a> – ‘a love song for u’ (RCA)<\/p>\n
Fatt Macc<\/a> – ‘Trap All Star’ (Fatt Macc)<\/p>\n
Felsmann + Tiley<\/a> – ‘Protomensch’ (Embassy One)<\/p>\n
Feng<\/a> – ‘Weekend Rockstar’ (Regularisperfect)<\/p>\n
Gogol Bordello<\/a> –\u00a0‘We Mean It, Man!’ (Casa Gogol)<\/p>\n
Hemlocke Springs<\/a> – ‘the apple tree under the sea’ (AWAL)<\/p>\n
Jill Scott<\/a> – ‘To Whom This May Concern’ (Blues Babe\/Human Re Sources\/The Orchard)<\/p>\n
JP Cooper<\/a> – ‘Just A Few Folk’ (Island)<\/p>\n
Larry Fleet<\/a> – ‘Another Year Older’ (Stellar Way\/EMPIRE)<\/p>\n
Ledbyher<\/a> – ‘The Elephant’ (Universal)<\/p>\n
The Lone Bellow<\/a> – ‘What A Time To Be Alive’ (Burly Bellow Music\/Soundly Music)<\/p>\n
Luke Temple<\/a> – ‘Hungry Animal’ (Western Vinyl)<\/p>\n
Mariachi El Bronx<\/a> – ‘Mariachi El Bronx (IV)’ (ATO)<\/p>\n
Max Jackson<\/a> – ‘Dangerous in Denim’ (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)<\/p>\n
Middleman<\/a> – ‘Following the Ghost’ (Evil Speaker)<\/p>\n
The Nude Party<\/a> – ‘Look Who’s Back’ (The Nude Party)<\/p>\n
Omega Sapien<\/a> – ‘Leader’ (Balming Tiger, CAM)<\/p>\n
The Paranoid Style<\/a> – ‘Known Associates’ (Bar\/None)<\/p>\n
Paul Anka<\/a> – ‘Inspirations of Life and Love’ (Green Hill Productions)<\/p>\n
Ransom<\/a>, Boldy James<\/a> and Nicholas Craven<\/a> – ‘Salvation For The Wicked’ (Momentum Entertainment)<\/p>\n
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