Also out this week: 

We’ve been with Field Music every step of their nineteen-year career, and their astonishingly expanded sonic palette on 'Limits of Language' guarantees that we'll stay with them even longer - grab a Dinked edition and catch them performing in the shop on Saturday night! Lana Del Rey considers Holly Macve's voice one of the "most beautiful" in the world and her appearance on the exceptional 'Wonderland' only solidifies that fact, it might have taken the best part of twenty years to reach our ears but the third album from Propaganda is well worth the wait - it's a crepuscular slalom through neon-slashed night time activities as poignantly of the now as it is reverential of their earlier work, and 'No Obligation', the riotously fun second outing from the four non-Lindas known as The Linda Lindas, comes at us, bristling with undeniably infectious energy. 

Can I get an encore, do you want more? That's right Jay-Z and Linkin Park's collaboration has just re-emerged on wax, Hot Chip's 'Coming On Strong' gets a bulked out and beefed up Dinked Archive edition and you can catch Alexis Taylor in conversation with David Shrigley next Tuesday, bdrmm are inviting us back into their 'Bedroom', Charli XCX is unleashing a whole new era of BRAT, Anton Newcombe and Dot Allison are keeping an eye on us, Cranes display why they're so loved, The Cure's 'Japanese Whispers' reissue is whetting our appetites for their new album, Will Sergeant and Paul Simpson are haunting pianos, there's a signed 7" from brilliant local noiseniks Lower Slaughter, and Bloc Party have sounded their 'Silent Alarm' once more!