With their sixth album ‘Let The Dancers Inherit The Party’, British Sea Power cement their status as one of the most idiosyncratic bands since the turn of the millennium.
Jay Kay and Jamiroquai have been away for seven years, but absolutely nothing has changed on their eighth album.
After two albums of solid post-punk, PINS introduce electronics into their sound on new EP ‘Bad Thing’.
The Dewaele brothers deliver the first proper Soulwax album in 13 years, and while their sound may now be a little dated, it’s still thrilling.
After two acclaimed mixtapes, GoldLink makes his major label debut with the solidly enjoyable ‘At What Cost’.
The Jesus & Mary Chain’s first album in 19 years picks up exactly where they left off.
A companion piece to ANOHNI’s ‘Hopelessness’ album last year, ‘Paradise’ is thought-provoking, politically relevant and musically exhilarating.
The departure of long-time guitarist Matt Mondanile hasn’t affected too much stylistic change on Real Estate’s 4th album ‘In Mind’.
On their fourth album and first with their new drummer, Pulled Apart By Horses continue to be one of the most consistently entertaining guitar bands in Britain.
The evolution of Spoon has proven to be a joy to behold, with every album subtly reinventing just what the band is and ‘Hot Thoughts’ is no different.
