A new chart for June and great new albums from Florence + The Machine and Of Monsters And Men. Something different from Mumford & Sons doesn't quite deliver while Great Lake Swimmers, Stornoway and Best Coast return with solid new work. The new solo album from The Killers' front-man Brandon Flowers fails to hit the mark while Hypoxia by Kathryn Williams is a slow burner. Impressive début from SOAK completes the monthly update...
- Kintsugi by Death Cab For Cutie
- How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful by Florence + The Machine
- Blackbirds by Gretchen Peters
- The Race For Space by Public Service Broadcasting
- I Wasn't Born To Lose You by Swervedriver
- Short Movie by Laura Marling
- The Scene Between by The Go! Team
- Beneath The Skin by Of Monsters And Men
- Policy by Will Butler
- Modern Nature by The Charlatans
- Sometimes I Sit And Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit by Courtney Barnett
- What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World by The Decemberists
- A Forest Of Arms by Great Lake Swimmers
- Everything Ever Written by Idlewild
- Bonxie by Stornoway
- Culture Of Volume by East India Youth
- Hypoxia by Kathryn Williams
- Mount The Air by Unthanks
- 8:58 by 8:58
- California Nights by Best Coast
- Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance by Belle & Sebastian
- Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments pt2 EP by Aphex Twin
- Carrie & Lowell by Sufjan Stevens
- Before We Forgot How To Dream by SOAK
- Picture You by The Amazing
- Everything Else Matters by Pinkshinyultrablast
- Everyone Was A Bird by Grasscut
- Scatter by Crushed Beaks
- Asunder, Sweet And Other Distress by Godspeed You! Black Emperor
- Heavy Love by Duke Garwood
- The Desired Effect by Brandon Flowers
- A Flourish And A Spoil by The Districts
- Then Came The Morning by The Lone Below
- Menace Beach by Ratworld
- Sauna by Mount Eerie
- The Pale Emperor by Marilyn Manson
- 10 Futures by Aqualung
- We Slept At Last by Marika Hackman
- MG by MG
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