LONDON, ENGLAND, March 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) Music
Elbow 'Build a Rocket Boys' - Release date: 7th March 2011
Manchester-based indie rock five-piece Elbow follow-up the 2008 Mercury Prize winning 'The Seldom Seen Kid' with their fifth studio album, 'Build A Rocket Boys'.
The Strokes 'Angles' - Release date: 21st March 2011
'Angles' is the fourth album from The Strokes - one of New York City's finest exports of indie rock of their generation
DVD
Saw DVD - Release date: 7th March 2011
The final part of the long standing Saw movie franchise and the first of the films available in 3D. Despite poor reviews this remains a popular title.
Harry Potter DVDs - Release date: 11th April 2011
Ever popular with all generations of movie goers and always a top selling DVD the first part of the final Harry porter movies is due for release in April in time for the summer release of the final part of the film meaning all the Harry Potter DVD back-catalogue have started selling well again.
Video Games
Homefront Game - xBox & Playstation - Release date: 11th March 2011
Much anticipated shooter set in a futuristic America. Release date- 18th March.
Lego Star Wars Game: The Clone Wars - Nintendo Wii - Release date: 25th March 2011
LEGO Star Wars III : The Clone Wars, combines the epic stories and iconic characters from the Star Wars universe and hit animated TV series Star Wars: The Clone Wars with all new gameplay features.
Gadgets
Nintendo 3DS - Release date: 25th March 2011
The latest revolution in handheld gaming from Nintendo and next generation of their DS model features unique 3D technology. Release date- 25th March. Available for pre-order now.
Monster Beats headphones - Release date: 1st March 2011
The newest versions of the Monster beats headphones endorsed by Dr Dre, Puff Daddy, Lady Gaga and Justin Beiber are widely regarded as the highest quality headphones and earphones on the market today.
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HMV.com Announces Top Selling Music, Games & Gadgets for March
Online retailer HMV reveals the most popular gadgets, CDs, DVDs and video game titles available for pre-order and release during March through their online store at hmv.com.
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