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As retailers and shoppers all over go crazy for ‘Black Friday’ deals, there is the small matter of the weekly round of new releases being unleashed. Like always, there is a handful of noteworthy releases to serve as your soundtrack as you search for the best deals.

Leading the list is Frank Turner and his career retrospective (or “Best Of”) collection – ‘Songbook’. While At The Drive In provide one of ‘Record Store Day: Black Friday’’s few highlights in the form of an EP titled ‘Diamante’.

Nevertheless, this week belongs to several up-and-coming UK names. Indie/emo band Lightcliffe deliver their delightful ‘For A While’ EP. Joining them in the downtrodden emo stakes is Kent’s Epona and their third EP – ‘Rewind For a Face’. Grungey shoegazers RAIN return with ‘Abstract Vision’. Hotly tipped Vegas-via-Toronto sibling trio Palaye Royale deliver ‘Boom Boom Room (Side A)’. Finally, Glasgow melodic rockers Divide leave their mark with ‘Embers’.

Frank Turner – Songbook
At The Drive In – Diamante EP
Palaye Royale – Boom Boom Room (Side A)
Lightcliffe – For A While EP
RAIN – Abstract Vision EP (“Playlist” feature/Stream)
Epona – Rewind For a Face EP
SECT – No Cure for Death (Stream)
Calligram – Askesis (Stream)
Divide – Embers EP
Silent Descent – Turn To Grey
Felix Hagan & The Family – Attention Seeker
Thanx 4 All The Shoes – Another Ride (Stream)
Seven Stories High – Deadweight EP (Stream)
Small Pond Big Fish – Wicked Young, Wicked Old EP (Stream)
Mid Reflection – Outcast EP
InAir – A Different Light EP
The Starling Radicals – Promisedland Vol 1 EP

What releases are you looking forward to hearing? Let us know in the comments.

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