The Kooks, 'Konk'
The Brighton-based indie-popsters produced their sophomore release in Ray Davies' famed studio.

Phantom Planet, 'Raise the Dead'
Written and recorded over an 18-month period, the California quartet finds inspiration in the music of cult leaders Charles Manson, Jim Jones and David Koresh.

John Digweed, 'Transitions 4'
The notoriously restless British DJ and owner of Bedrock Records releases the fourth volume in his critically acclaimed series of dance compilations.


Jordan Zevon, 'Insides Out'
The son of the late Warren Zevon makes his debut with nine original compositions and a cover of his dad's classic tune "Studebaker."


The Gossip, 'Live in Liverpool'
This release accurately captures the unyielding ferocity that has become synonymous with the dance-punk trio's live show.


Laura Cantrell, 'Trains and Boats and Planes'
After a three-year gap, the Tennessee native folkster returns with an EP covers disc, featuring songs by artists as diverse as Burt Bacharach and New Order.


Cloud Cult, 'Feel Good Ghosts'
The Minneapolis-based group explores everything from symphonies to glorified indie rock on their latest album.


M83, 'Saturdays=Youth'
The French electronic musician crafts another album of fuzzed-out maximalist anthems, enlisting the help of famed producer Ken Thomas (Cocteau Twins, Suede) to help realize his vision.


Brian Scary, 'Flight of the Knife'
The Brooklyn artist's sophomore release is a riveting concept album about the sky and space.


The Duke Spirit, 'Neptune'
The British band blend rock and soul on their new release.


The Colour Revolt, 'Plunder, Beg and Curse'
The Mississippi outfit makes their Fat Possum debut, delivering a record deeply rooted in both '90s alternative rock and Delta blues.