This Week In Records (29/09/2019) – Tegan and Sara, Foals & The Japanese House
Some Edge favourites in this week’s releases – check out all the best new music here!
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This Week In Records (15/09/2019) – Sam Fender, Charli XCX & Green Day
Your weekly round up of the biggest new releases!
This Week In Records (11/08/2019) – Lana Del Rey, Katy Perry & Feeder
From pop to metal and back again, let’s listen to this week’s biggest releases.
This Week In Records (28/07/2019) – Kaiser Chiefs, The 1975 & Taylor Swift
Vicky Greer takes you through the biggest releases from the last week.
This Week In Records (14/07/2019) – Ed Sheeran, Bon Iver & Scouting For Girls
Vicky Greer has her weekly Ed Sheeran meltdown
This Week In Records (07/07/2019) – Ed Sheeran, Sam Fender & Jaden
After a slower week, this Friday we were hit with a few more exciting releases,…
This Week In Records (01/07/2019) – Ed Sheeran, The Black Keys & Ellie Goulding
It’s your weekly round up of the best music we’ve been delivered this week!
This Week in Records (24/06/2019): Two Door Cinema Club, Mark Ronson, & Stormzy
It’s been a long time coming… After half a year away, weekly records roundups are finally back.
This Week In Records (21/01/2019): Maggie Rogers, James Blake, & Loyle Carner
Weekly records round-ups are back with a bang in 2019.
This Week In Festive Records (17/12/2018): Ariana Grande, Ariana Grande, & Ava Max
We take a look at what could be this year’s Christmas Number 1 in a festive edition of TWIR.
This Week In Records (03/12/2018): Clean Bandit, The 1975, & Arctic Monkeys
It’s time to unwrap some disappointing early Christmas presents from The 1975, Clean Bandit, and Arctic Monkeys…
This Week In Records (12/11/2018): Crystal Fighters, Muse, & Moir
Stuck on what to listen to this week? We’ve got you covered.
This Week In Records (05/11/2018): Carly Rae Jepsen, The Prodigy, & Clean Bandit
We bring you the picks of the week’s music from around the world.
This Week In Records (29/10/2018): The Alternative Takeover Two, Electric Boogaloo
Yet more alternative picks from a soundtrack-filled week in records.