Welcome back to This Week on Wax, your weekly excuse to ignore your bank account and clear some serious space on your record shelves.
This week’s batch of new arrivals is a total thrill ride for collectors. We have got an emotional pop debut that has taken over the internet, a massive dose of festival-sized Northern indie, a brilliantly frantic art-rock record, and a triumphant live celebration from absolute Britpop legends.
Grab a coffee, settle in, and let us dive into the records you need to be taking home this weekend.
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Alex Warren - Wildchild
If your social feeds have been dominated by Alex Warren's heartfelt songwriting, his second studio album Wildchild is finally here to deliver the goods in physical form. Following up on his massive breakout success, the American singer-songwriter steps up with a project that feels bigger, bolder, and even more emotionally charged.
Packed with massive anthems like 'Fever Dream' and 'Rescuer', the album captures that exact sweet spot between vulnerability and soaring, arena-sized pop hooks. His acoustic-driven melodies paired with raw, powerhouse vocals sound remarkably rich when spun on vinyl. It is the kind of record that instantly turns a room into a singalong, making it an absolute must-have pick up this week.
SHOP NOWMastodon - Marrow Deep
Heavy metal titans Mastodon return with Marrow Deep, a monumental, cathartic release that stands as one of the most powerful milestones in their career. Five years on from Hushed and Grim, the band channels immense grief and resilience into sheer sonic energy, stripping back some of their recent prog polish for heavy sludge riffs and towering, ritualistic grooves. The double-LP pressing sounds enormous, especially on standouts like the lead single 'Snakes for Dinner' (featuring a killer guest spot from Josh Homme) and the crushing 'Your Ghost Again'. It is a dark, triumphant, and deeply rewarding spin that belongs on the turntable of every serious metalhead.
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Geese - Getting Killed
If you like your alternative music unpredictable, erratic, and utterly thrilling, NYC outfit Geese have delivered the ultimate record for you. Getting Killed is a jaw-dropping art-rock tour de force that pushes their sound straight into chaotic new extremes.
The album moves at a breakneck pace, blending jagged, discordant guitars, explosive percussion, and sudden bursts of brass behind Cameron Winter’s wild, shapeshifting vocals. Moving seamlessly from the frantic energy of 'Taxes' to deep, experimental grooves, it is a brilliantly messy, creative album that rewards listeners who love to sit down, drop the needle, and take in every single layer.
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Pulp - Live!
There is nothing quite like the atmosphere of a Pulp show, and Live! captures Jarvis Cocker and the band at the absolute peak of their powers. Documenting their spectacular run of shows, this double-LP set captures all the electrifying energy of a group returning to claim their crown.
The tracklist is a dream come true for fans, weaving timeless anthems like 'Common People', 'Disco 2000', and 'Babies' alongside brand new hits from their recent output. Jarvis’s witty stage banter and dramatic vocal delivery cut through the warm mix perfectly, bringing the full concert experience directly to your living room. If you love classic UK indie, this high-fidelity double vinyl pressing deserves a front-row spot in your collection.
SHOP NOWFrom heartfelt pop reflections to soaring festival anthems, wild experimental rock, and legendary live sets, this week’s shelves are packed. Drop by your local store or secure your copies online today. Which record are you dropping the needle on first?
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