This week's releases: 14 May 2007
Albums and singles released in the UK today
This week’s releases see album contributions from the likes of The Maccabees in addition to veteran Joe Cocker and a return from popular crooner Rufus Wainwright with ’Release The Stars’.
On the singles front, there are new releases from CSS, The Pigeon Detectives, Willy Mason and The Stills.
Album releases:
Battles – ‘Mirrored’
Joe Cocker – ‘Hymn For My Soul’
The Maccabees – ‘Colour It In’
Maps – ‘We Can Create’
Rufus Wainwright – ‘Release The Stars’
Wilco – ‘Sky Blue Sky’
Amerie – ‘Because I Love It’
Funeral For A Friend – ‘Tales Don’t Tell Themselves’
Single Releases:
UNKLE – ‘Nights Temper’
Grizzly Bear – ‘Knife’
Amp Fiddler – ‘If I Don’t’
The Checks – ‘Hunting Whales’
Cold War Kids – ‘Hospital Beds’
CSS – ‘Lets Make Love And Listen To Death From Above’
Jokobinara – ‘Jesus’
Willy Mason – ‘We Can Be Strong’
Murder By Death – ‘Sometimes The Line Walks You’
The Pigeon Detectives – ‘I’m Not Sorry’
Snow Patrol – ‘Signal Fire’
The Stills – ‘Destroyer’
Findlay Brown – ‘Losing The Will To Survive’
On the singles front, there are new releases from CSS, The Pigeon Detectives, Willy Mason and The Stills.
Album releases:
Battles – ‘Mirrored’
Joe Cocker – ‘Hymn For My Soul’
The Maccabees – ‘Colour It In’
Maps – ‘We Can Create’
Rufus Wainwright – ‘Release The Stars’
Wilco – ‘Sky Blue Sky’
Amerie – ‘Because I Love It’
Funeral For A Friend – ‘Tales Don’t Tell Themselves’
Single Releases:
UNKLE – ‘Nights Temper’
Grizzly Bear – ‘Knife’
Amp Fiddler – ‘If I Don’t’
The Checks – ‘Hunting Whales’
Cold War Kids – ‘Hospital Beds’
CSS – ‘Lets Make Love And Listen To Death From Above’
Jokobinara – ‘Jesus’
Willy Mason – ‘We Can Be Strong’
Murder By Death – ‘Sometimes The Line Walks You’
The Pigeon Detectives – ‘I’m Not Sorry’
Snow Patrol – ‘Signal Fire’
The Stills – ‘Destroyer’
Findlay Brown – ‘Losing The Will To Survive’
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