Leeds four-piece Weirds have released a powerful and seductive debut album that leaves plenty of room for evolution in the future.
For their 13th album ‘Different Days’, The Charlatans raid their contacts list to help them produce their best album in two decades.
Frank Ocean collaborator (Sandy) Alex G further proves himself to be one of the more unique songwriters in contemporary indie music.
Linkin Park’s seventh album ‘One More Light’ is a confused and virtually unlistenable mess.
‘Spin’ may be one of Tigers Jaw’s more formulaic efforts, but is still an enjoyable addition to their beloved discography.
!!!’s seventh studio album feels very slightly tired and old-fashioned, despite the kind of indie-dance floor fillers they’ve been turning out for over 15 years now.
‘Black Origami’ is a modern electronic masterpiece, strikingly original and promising a huge artistic and commercial future for Jlin.
Wavves’ first album since being dropped from Warner Bros often feels lacklustre, despite a handful of highlights.
John Darnielle’s 16th album with The Mountain Goats contains a handful of quality highlights but is ultimately a mixed bag.
Girlpool’s second album ‘Powerplant’ both expands and refines their playful lo-fi sound.
