Bring It On: Vinyl 2LP O&O3465 yet expansive

yet expansive

Travis have sold millions of albums (just under three million of The Man Who in the UK alone)

Once dismissed around their native Nottingham as "two skip rats with a laptop" the Sleaford Mods have simply knocked all their distractors clear out of the way

and the valleys breathe in robust HD

The chart won’t be able to predict if you need to pack an Umbrella (Rihanna) before you head out to work but it will provide the soundtrack as you trudge through the Buckets of Rain (Bob Dylan)

Bring It On: Vinyl 2LP O&O3465 yet expansiveNo other record captures that period so perfectly, says Elbows Guy Garvey. The concerns of the songs. The stories, the experimental sounds. It was so brave for a band to record themselves at that time: it allowed a direct and undiluted account of the band as aspirational, big hearted friends in love with making music and each other. It dared us to record ourselves. But they did it first. Its the most deserving recipient of the Mercury Prize in its