Twin Shadow's new LP is music for picking people up to... that also sounds like The Backstreet Boys and David Bowiereviews26 Apr 2018
Bold and direct Jenny Wilson's 'Exorcism' album is an unflinching account of her rape and its aftermathreviews17 Apr 2018
It's as if Kali Uchis has taken record she ever loved and distilled its essence on her debut album 'Isolation'reviews9 Apr 2018
Don't be faked by the pop varnish on U.S. Girls' 'In A Poem Unlimited' - it’s a timely exploration of the roles women play in dynamics of powerreviews13 Feb 2018
tUne-yArDs' new LP puts Merrill Garbus at the centre of an examination into millennial whitenessreviews15 Jan 2018
From Colombia to Canada, everything Lido Pimienta does ends up being a political statementinterview22 Dec 2017
For an artist who has spent a career eschewing the mainstream, Charlotte Gainsbourg's new LP is almost deliciously pop-heavyreviews14 Nov 2017
If you liked the bubbly 'On The Regular' Shamir then his new album might not be for youreviews1 Nov 2017
Broen's 'I <3 Art' is either genius or folly, as it dances over the familiar bleakness of Norwegian-noirreviews18 Oct 2017
There might be great things to come from Lina Tullgren - once she's worked out who she is a bit morereviews28 Sep 2017
Moses Sumney's 'Aromanticism' is overdramatic and self-indulgent because that's what millennial dating is all aboutreviews20 Sep 2017
Zola Jesus' 'Okovi' doesn't make for summer holiday listening - unless you're in pretty bad shapereviews6 Sep 2017
Wiki's 'No Mountains' is that rare thing - a debut LP that already sounds like a classicreviews29 Aug 2017
If you didn’t see it, it’s gone – last night’s self-destructing music TV show Call This Number reviewedshort20 Jul 2017
'Albeit Living' is the second album from L.A.'s Sextile and it's a curious, frantic oxymoronreviews12 Jul 2017
LICE – the Bristol band capturing that end-of-uni, making-it-up-as-you-go-along feelinginterview9 Jun 2017
