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- 3rd Strike – 3 Feet Smaller
- Greatest Hits 1973-1988 (compilation) – Aerosmith
- 9Live – Angie Aparo
- Crwth - Cass Meurig (first ever album of crwth music
- Gathering Speed – Big Big Train
- Field Rexx – Blitzen Trapper
- Tripped Into Divine – Dexter Freebish
- Golden (compilation) – Failure
- Leaving Town Tonight (EP) – Hit the Lights
- Smoking Weed in the President's Face by Hockey
- IM the Supervisor – Infected Mushroom
- Naked – Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
- Bombs Below – Living Things
- Black Skies in Broad Daylight – Living Things
- Safely From the City – Locksley
- Le Compte Complet – Malajube
- We (Don't) Care EP – The Management (MGMT)
- 5 Stories EP – Manchester Orchestra
- Ballads of Living and Dying – Marissa Nadler
- Phantom Planet: Negatives – Phantom Planet
- Negatives 2 – Phantom Planet
- The Pink Spiders Are Taking Over! EP – The Pink Spiders
- Guerilla Disco – Quarashi
- The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus – The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
- Set Your Goals (Demo EP) – Set Your Goals
- Life Story (compilation) – The Shadows
- Sherwood (EP) – Sherwood
- A Year at the Movies – Social Code
- Point of Origin – There for Tomorrow
- Watching the Snow – Michael Franks (United States release)
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