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19 albums that will soundtrack summer of 2014
These are the albums on their way that you'll be listening to all summer long
Friendly Fires - TBA: Returning with their first new material since 2011 with doube A-side single with The Asphodells, 'Before Your Eyes'/'Velo', the dance-rock trio are back and proving themselves as THE sound of summer. Expect them to dominate the airwaves when the album drops and the sunshine beats down.
by Andrew Trendell | Photos by Press/WENN/Richard Gray
Ah, at last. The sun is finally beginning to grace us with its presence and more and more festivals are revealing their line-ups. For the first time in 2014, we can comfortably say that summer is well and truly on its way - but what will we be listening to during the upcoming season?
Well, make no mistake - there are some pretty epic and incredible releases on the horizon. With LPS promised from rock heroes like Foo Fighters, Manic Street Preachers, Interpol and The Black Keys as well as mouth-watering debuts from Brody Dalle, Broods, Thumpers and Chet Faker alongside perfectly timed seasonable comebacks from Friendly Fires, Chromeo and more.
These are the 19 albums that everyone will be listening to as the soundtrack of summer 2014.
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