Welcome to the Resident Sunday Service! 

Thank you for joining us. Whether you’re a longtime customer or a first-time visitor, we’re excited to have you in our congregation. 

We’re gathered here today to reflect on the week that’s gone by. To take a look at the key new release announcements, the biggest reissues and the music that’s uplifted us across the last 7 days. 

There’s been much to digest, so we’re here to act as your guide through the musical wares that have been offered up aplenty. 

Grab a coffee. 
Take a pew. 
Let’s take a moment together

Next in our staff recommends section is Derry, who tells us about the two releases that are making his ears skip a beat...

Soft Play

Heavy Jelly

"Soft Play? What mate? The name’s changed but they’ve stayed the same. Only better. Much better. The funniest and saddest album of the year. Only 29 minutes long. Not a problem. Play it again. And again. Punk’s not dead. Cause of them."

The Rifles

Love Your Neighbour

"6 albums in, The Rifles are still looking for a little peace & quiet. Always lazily compared to The Jam, ‘Love Your Neigbour’ has more of the feel and depth of Madness’ ‘The Rise And Fall’ or ‘Keep Moving’, perfectly capturing both sense of place and the difficulty balancing the message of the album title with everyday pressures and the passing of time. Breathing in and counting to ten, when it’s easier to ‘cry your heart out cause nobody cares’"