Zola Jesus – Stridulum II
Zola Jesus breaks free of the shackles and reinvent themselves on this astounding album.
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TuneFountain reviews new music from independent artists, emerging talent and established names whose latest releases deserve a closer listen. Our coverage focuses on the songs, EPs and albums shaping the next wave of music, with particular attention to artists working across pop, indie, rock, folk, country, soul and alternative sounds.
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Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
This girl can ROCK!
Eliza Doolittle delivers a sun-soaked debut full of charm
Eliza Doolittle's debut may have been delayed, but it was worth the wait.
Sugababes – Sweet 7
After a year of upsets and problems, the Sugababes return with a new face and new album.
Nerina Pallot hits a creative peak with The Graduate
Nerina Pallot's third studio album is here.
Lisa Mitchell – Wonder
Colin reviews Lisa Mitchell's surprisingly adventurous debut album...
Gabriella Cilmi – Lessons To Be Learned
Colin Polonowski reviews 16-year old, Gabriella Cilmi's outstanding debut..
Rachael Yamagata – Loose Ends
While we wait for Rachael's second album, we will have to make do with this downloadable EP - which costs…
Girls Aloud – Tangled Up
The only truly successful 'Pop Idol' winners, Girls Aloud return with another album packed with pop classics...
Sugababes – Change
Returning for their fifth studio album with another new lineup, the Sugababes bring us more of the same...
Norah Jones – Not Too Late Review
Norah Jones' thirds album is by far the most personal and her influence is far more pronounced. Colin Polonowski reviews.
Evanescence – The Open Door Review
Evanescence return with The Open Door, a less polished follow-up to 2003's Fallen. Colin Polonowski reviews.