Welcome to This Week on Wax, where breakthrough storytelling, late-night atmospheric rap, and classic reinventions all find a home on the turntable.
This week's new arrivals bring together a long-awaited solo debut full of heart, an immersive chapter from one of the UK’s most distinctive rap voices, and a deep-dive look back at an era-defining moment in progressive rock history.
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Myles Smith - My Mess, My Heart, My Life
Myles Smith steps forward with My Mess, My Heart, My Life, a debut album that feels intimate, open, and quietly assured. Following a monumental rise, the record showcases his gift for turning personal reflection into sweeping, acoustic-driven melodies that feel both comforting and deeply resonant. There is a raw honesty running through each track, balancing vulnerability with a natural warmth that makes his songwriting impossible not to connect with. It is a beautiful first chapter from an artist completely trusting his voice.
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M Huncho - The Wizard
M Huncho returns with The Wizard, a project drenched in atmosphere, late-night emotion, and his signature melodic trap wave sound. Entirely unbothered by chasing fleeting trends, the masked icon delivers an immersive sonic journey built around hypnotic cadences and raw, introspective storytelling. The production feels vast and heavy, creating a dark, cinematic space for his thoughts to linger in. It is a sharp, confident reminder of his unique place in the UK music landscape, and one custom-made for the depth of vinyl. You can also meet M Huncho here at our release events... Find out more!
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Marillion - Marillion.com
A fascinating chapter of progressive rock history returns to wax. Marillion.com captures the band during an era of brilliant independence and creative reinvention, blending spacious, atmospheric arrangements with thoughtful lyrical depth. Decades later, these recordings still possess a remarkable texture and warmth, rewarding listeners who want to slow down and immerse themselves in a record. It remains a sincere, vital moment in their catalogue that sounds exactly as it was intended on a turntable.
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From tender, modern songwriting to bold rap soundscapes and progressive depths, this week's wax delivers records made to be lived with. Which one will be spinning on your turntable first?
Myles Smith - My Mess, My Heart, My Life
Myles Smith steps forward with My Mess, My Heart, My Life, a debut album that feels intimate, open, and quietly assured. Following a monumental rise, the record showcases his gift for turning personal reflection into sweeping, acoustic-driven melodies that feel both comforting and deeply resonant. There is a raw honesty running through each track, balancing vulnerability with a natural warmth that makes his songwriting impossible not to connect with. It is a beautiful first chapter from an artist completely trusting his voice.
SHOP NOW
M Huncho - The Wizard
M Huncho returns with The Wizard, a project drenched in atmosphere, late-night emotion, and his signature melodic trap wave sound. Entirely unbothered by chasing fleeting trends, the masked icon delivers an immersive sonic journey built around hypnotic cadences and raw, introspective storytelling. The production feels vast and heavy, creating a dark, cinematic space for his thoughts to linger in. It is a sharp, confident reminder of his unique place in the UK music landscape, and one custom-made for the depth of vinyl. You can also meet M Huncho here at our release events... Find out more!
SHOP NOW
Marillion - Marillion.com
A fascinating chapter of progressive rock history returns to wax. Marillion.com captures the band during an era of brilliant independence and creative reinvention, blending spacious, atmospheric arrangements with thoughtful lyrical depth. Decades later, these recordings still possess a remarkable texture and warmth, rewarding listeners who want to slow down and immerse themselves in a record. It remains a sincere, vital moment in their catalogue that sounds exactly as it was intended on a turntable.
SHOP NOW
From tender, modern songwriting to bold rap soundscapes and progressive depths, this week's wax delivers records made to be lived with. Which one will be spinning on your turntable first?
