This Week’s New Music Releases: 4 October 2010

Albums and singles released in the UK today

By Matt Wilkinson|

The LibertinesCarl Barat releases his self-titled debut solo album (pictured) today (October 4), alongside other new releases from Performance (‘Red Brick Heart’) and Lupen Crook (‘The Pros And Cons Of Eating Out’).

Ou Est Le Swimming Pool‘s ‘The Golden Year’, released following singer Charles Haddon’s death earlier this year, is also out.

Singles-wise, Kings Of Leon return with ‘Radioactive’, while Cee Lo Green unleashes ‘Fuck You’. British Sea Power release their ‘Zeus’ EP.

Singles released today:

Badly Drawn Boy – ‘Too Many Miracles’
Villagers – ‘That Day’
The Bees – ‘I Really Need Love’
British Sea Power – ‘Zeus’
Cee Lo Green – ‘Fuck You’
Frankie & The Heartstrings – ‘Ungrateful’
Gold Panda – ‘Snow & Taxis’
Kelis – ‘Scream’
Kings Of Leon – ‘Radioactive’
Plan B – ‘The Recluse’
Professor Green – ‘Monster’
Robbie Williams & Gary Barlow – ‘Shame’

Albums released today:

Badly Drawn Boy – ‘It’s What I’m Thinking Pt.1 – Photographing Snowflakes’
Bob Geldof – ‘How To Compose Popular Songs That Will Sell’
Carl Barat – ‘Carl Barat’
Dinosaur Pile-Up – ‘Growing Pains’
The Divine Comedy – ‘Live At Somerset House’
Fran Healy – ‘Wreckorder’
Imelda May – ‘Mayhem’
John Lennon – ‘Power To The People: The Hits’
Lupen Crook – ‘The Pros And Cons Of Eating Out’
Ou Est Le Swimming Pool – ‘The Golden Year’
Performance – ‘Red Brick Heart’
Suzanne Vega – ‘Close Up Vol 2: People & Places’

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