Meet a trio you’ll definitely want to get to know a lot better if feel-good indie-rock knocks your Docs off. The UK three-piece delivers a  debut filled with rich guitar-driven aggression and gut-wrenching ballads. Each member plays and writes, which makes for a lyrically rich album. Produced, recorded, and mixed by Ian Davenport and with artwork by bassist/vocalist Emma, these guys are modern rock’s gift to keeping it real. Jason Curtis The queen of reinvention is back. Kylie’s latest offering is filled with chart-ready club anthems. Stuart Price (musical director for Madonna) steers her right back to the dance floor. Add Calvin Harris, Australian producers NERVO (who co-wrote David Guetta's hit "When Love Takes Over") and acclaimed UK songwriter Nerina Pallot, and all indications are this might just be her biggest album yet. Jason Curtis Nas and Damian explore and celebrate the deep-rooted connections between their genres, one part hip-hop and another of good, old-fashioned Rizla-riddled reggae. One thing is clear from the opening track: musically these two are a lot closer than even they might have thought. The end result is classic dancehall reggae that stands proudly alongside cutting hip-hop beats as you’ve never heard them before.  Jason Curtis