Meet The Vamps – Christmas Edition – The Vamps - (Universal Music) - Rs. 295/

Poster boys The Vamps have been having a whale of a time with their rock – pop debut working well in their favor. Class apart from 1D, the band has got their own fan base, though it might clash with pin-ups like those mentioned here, to other boy bands The Wanted or solo acts from Ed Sheeran to Sam Smith.

SuperHeavy – SuperHeavy - (Universal Music) – Rs. 395/-

Despite coming from disparate musical backgrounds, the experiment of forming a band with musicians from various genres seems to have worked for SuperHeavy. Mick Jagger along with Eurythmics founder Dave Stewart the main contenders, conceptualized an album away from their usual sound, bringing musicians together to record an album.

The Awakening – James Morrison - (Universal Music) - Rs. 295/-

Soul singer James Morrison has two albums that have reached the top of the UK charts, but his popularity has not been sky high. With his latest work he hopes to achieve the potential to blow us out with his soul stirring music, passionate lyrics and deliciously poignant vocals.

Soul – Seal - (Warner Bros) - Rs. 395/-

Multi – platinum Grammy winning singer songwriter Seal’s new album of 12 tracks brings out their own drama, emotion and romance of the past unlike his earlier works.

Asha - Discovery of the Peninsula Rajasthan – (Universal Music) – Rs. 175/-

Nokia India has launched Nokia Music Theatre, a first-of-its-kind platform for discovering and nurturing musical talent from the grassroots in the country and providing them with an opportunity to showcase their talent.

The Singles – Goldfrapp – (EMI Virgin) Rs. 395/-

‘The Singles’ is probably Goldfrapp's best loved album, more for the fact that it has every possible hit song Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory who make up Goldfrapp have in their list of hit songs.

The Truth about Love – P!nk - (Sony Music) Rs. 395/-

Much of the songs on P!nk’s sixth album and first full-length since 2008's Funhouse, deals with what the album title suggests: just how hard it is to make love stay.

What About Now – Bon Jovi – (Universal Music) - Rs. 395/-

When you think of one of the most loved and successful bands of the glam rock 80s who have been around for over three decades, it’s difficult not to come up with the name of one of the best rockers than Bon Jovi.

No Angel – Dido - (BMG – Crescendo)

The leader of electronica band Faithless, Rollo brings an edgy vitality to Dido's soothing croon with his electronic textures and surreal production.

Janet – Janet Jackson - (Virgin Records)

Dreaming about true love, well then pay attention. She is charming and has one of the best voices in the music industry. Her range could be high or could be heard in a whisper. She's made it big not because her brother is Michael Jackson.