What to watch out for (or avoid!) in March... which is awesome by the way... loadsagoodstuff!!
Joanna Newsom
Have One on Me
Release: 1 March 2010 - Drag City
"[the album] asks for commitment on the part of the listener, but that concentration is rewarded with a surprisingly wide range of material" - Telegraph
These New Puritans
Hidden
Release: 2 March 2010 - Angular
"Dark and menacing electro and a great second album" - Άκου αυτό
Groove Armada
Black Light
Release: 2 March 2010 - Ministry Of Pies
"they are aging well... it’s a shame this set only finds its groove halfway through" - BBC
Liars
Sisterworld
Release: 8 March 2010 - Mute
"sparse, epic, eclectic, shape shifting, and somewhat optimistic, Sisterworld is accessible and bizarre" - The Decibel Tolls
Broken Bells
Broken Bells
Release: 8 March 2010 - Columbia
"Clocking in at around 30 minutes, it's a breezy and yet remarkably tight album. Is it going to make your head explode? No, this isn't that kind of thing. But Broken Bells is one of the most enjoyable albums we've spun this year" - IGN
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Beat The Devil's Tattoo
Release: 9 March 2010 - V2 Coop
"comfortably in their position just under the radar, maintaining their artistic credibility yet still delivering the goods" - Live4Ever
Frightened Rabbit
The Winter Of Mixed Drinks
Release: 9 March 2010 - Fat Cat
"he Rabbit are a band overdue a breakthrough, and fans of everyone from Arcade Fire to the similarly revamped Maccabees will find much to love here" - Guardian
The Morning Benders
Big Echo
Release: 9 March 2010 - Rough Trade Us
"a remarkable job of creating a satisfying full-length that marvels with cohesive songs and production" - Obscure Sound
Gorillaz
Plastic Beach
Release: 9 March 2010 - EMI
"for anyone frustrated that Blur never quite managed their White Album, look no further" - BBC
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Release: 9 March 2010 - Secretly Canadian
Goldfrapp
Head First
Release: 23 March 2010 - Mute
Autechre
Oversteps
Release: 23 March 2010 - Warp
"one of their most compelling records to date" - The Milk Factory
Joanna Newsom
Have One on Me
Release: 1 March 2010 - Drag City
"[the album] asks for commitment on the part of the listener, but that concentration is rewarded with a surprisingly wide range of material" - Telegraph
These New Puritans
Hidden
Release: 2 March 2010 - Angular
"Dark and menacing electro and a great second album" - Άκου αυτό
Groove Armada
Black Light
Release: 2 March 2010 - Ministry Of Pies
"they are aging well... it’s a shame this set only finds its groove halfway through" - BBC
Liars
Sisterworld
Release: 8 March 2010 - Mute
"sparse, epic, eclectic, shape shifting, and somewhat optimistic, Sisterworld is accessible and bizarre" - The Decibel Tolls
Broken Bells
Broken Bells
Release: 8 March 2010 - Columbia
"Clocking in at around 30 minutes, it's a breezy and yet remarkably tight album. Is it going to make your head explode? No, this isn't that kind of thing. But Broken Bells is one of the most enjoyable albums we've spun this year" - IGN
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Beat The Devil's Tattoo
Release: 9 March 2010 - V2 Coop
"comfortably in their position just under the radar, maintaining their artistic credibility yet still delivering the goods" - Live4Ever
Frightened Rabbit
The Winter Of Mixed Drinks
Release: 9 March 2010 - Fat Cat
"he Rabbit are a band overdue a breakthrough, and fans of everyone from Arcade Fire to the similarly revamped Maccabees will find much to love here" - Guardian
The Morning Benders
Big Echo
Release: 9 March 2010 - Rough Trade Us
"a remarkable job of creating a satisfying full-length that marvels with cohesive songs and production" - Obscure Sound
Gorillaz
Plastic Beach
Release: 9 March 2010 - EMI
"for anyone frustrated that Blur never quite managed their White Album, look no further" - BBC
jj
jj n3
Release: 9 March 2010 - Secretly Canadian
Goldfrapp
Head First
Release: 23 March 2010 - Mute
Autechre
Oversteps
Release: 23 March 2010 - Warp
"one of their most compelling records to date" - The Milk Factory
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