Released on 18 November, The Human League’s ‘A Very British Synthesizer Group’ is a stunning collection of classic singles and previously unreleased demos.
Fergie’s debut solo album, ‘The Dutchess’, remains a modern pop classic and is due for 2LP reissue on 2 December.
A carnivalesque trawl through sounds and styles, Glass Animals’ second album, ‘How To Be A Human Being’, is fresh, invigorating and life-affirming.
Running for over four decades, ‘Top Of The Pops’ was a beloved television institution that became the go-to destination for music legends the world over.
Collecting all of Queen frontman Freddie Mercury’s solo singles, ‘Messenger Of The Gods: The Singles’, is out in a 13-disc 7” box set.
The long-awaited eighth studio album by Enigma has been confirmed by Universal Music. The Fall Of A Rebel Angel is set for global release on 11 November.
Amy's Place, a home for women recovering from alcohol and substance abuse, was opened in London today (1 August) by the Amy Winehouse Foundation.
Due for release on 30 September, Maroon 5’s ‘The Studio Albums’ box set traces the band’s career from plucky pop-rockers chart-topping giants.
Released on 28 October, ‘Trials Of Eyeliner’ is a career-spanning 10CD box set collecting 189 highlights from Marc Almond’s mind-bogglingly varied career.
As term time comes to an end, uDiscover presents a School's Out playlist starring Chuck Berry, the Beach Boys, Louis Armstrong, Alice Cooper and many more.
Elton John is appearing in one of his own music videos for the first time in 11 years, to promote his Love Bravery charity line with Lady Gaga.
Queen's Greatest Hits collection of 1981 continues to be the UK's bestselling album of all time, as the OCC today unveil a new top 60 bestsellers list.
Bastille have announced that the follow-up to the four-million-selling Bad Blood album will be titled Wild World, and released on 9 September.
Hit country quartet Little Big Town have been talking about their eyebrow-raising collaboration with Pharrell Williams on the new album Wanderlust.
With his second ‘Poses’, Rufus Wainwright showed limitless ambition while crafting gloriously theatrical pop music.
