Our 2023 Album of the Year winners are a fiercesome live force, make no mistake!

And this live document of their hometown show captures them at the peak of their powers, holding the audience in the palm of their collected hands as they soothe, bruise, and batter with heart-rending lashings of their seismic drone folk. 

Also out this week: 

The heavy skronking sax and drum action from London duo O. is racket enough to arm the entire Wimbledon tennis tournament, Emiliana Torrini's emotive agency has only become more potent during her time away - she's keeping us on our toes but linking it together with her airy and intoxicating voice, there's something cosmic to this epic adventure from Rich Ruth - it's a fantastic world to lose yourself within again and again, and The Mysterines latest grabs us by the sleeve, spins us around, and, before we know it, we're lost within those slow-throbbing grooves, dancing the night away.

And, if that wasn't enough, Wolf Alice's 'Creature Songs' has hit double figures, you can pick up a hefty boxset of Joni Mitchell's Asylum-era output, there are signed copies of Kate Nash up for grabs, a jaw-dropping post-humous set of mixes from Jamie Reid, a trio of The Only Ones reissues, and a super limited release of bucolic electronics from Field Lines Cartographer!