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Review: The new album from The Delines hears the Portlandian funk and soul sextet sway in their most concept-driven direction to date: the record tells the Bonnie & Clyde-esque tale of a depressive house cleaner and career criminal meeting, coming together in a loving, revivifying whirlwind. Led by lead singles 'Left Hook Like Frazier' and 'Mr. Luck and Ms. Doom', our broken hearts are broken further, by chilled riffing, licking and candid delivery from singer Amy Boone. A kitchen-sink drama of fugitive proportions - apt to get the US Marshals Service involved by its closing number 'Don't Go Into That House Lorraine' - we're sure this one'll end up in your top ten most wanted list too.

Review: Richmond Fontaine's Post to Wire celebrates its 20th anniversary with a deluxe 2LP edition, featuring a bonus live disc on Curacao transparent color vinyl housed in a gatefold sleeve. Recognised by Uncut Magazine as one of the top ten albums of the year, this release is adorned with a hype sticker. Described as a blend between Gram Parsons' slide guitar majesty and Lou Reed's narrated New York, Post to Wire offers a collection of narrated snapshots of life, crafted by frontman Willy Vlautin. Vlautin's songwriting delves into the depths of human desperation and resilience, weaving tales of downtrodden characters with incisive lyricism reminiscent of Raymond Carver. The album's epic centerpiece, 'Broken Hearts,' stands out as a testament to Vlautin's storytelling prowess, binding together characters in a shared journey of struggle and hope. With tunes that evoke familiarity and characters that feel like neighbors, Post to Wire emerges as a great addition to the canon of passionate, literary rock 'n' roll.