Album Reviews

Thurston Moore has always been a man firmly occupied with the present. The seventh 'solo' album from the Sonic Youth founder is not only...

Robin Pecknold leads the Seattle band in a balmy and bright look at life in the face of death

The Bradford boyos’ mixtape is a 100mph joyride swerving between witty bars and reflections on a lifestyle viral success helped them escape

On their return to Def Jam records, the iconic group lend the rage and wisdom to pandemic-stricken America

Stevens' first solo album since his deeply personal 2015 LP 'Carrie & Lowell' may be uneasy in its outlook, but its pop-leaning soundscape will draw in even the most uncomfortable of listeners

On their third album the alt.dance act switch up their tried and tested earthy blueprint with mixed results

The band's reunion with producer Terry Date results in an album that's as thrilling – and as emotional – as they have ever sounded

The Bristol punks’ third album is a juggernaut that roars through sarcasm, defiance, compassion and controversy

Awkwardness, self-acceptance and solitude are all picked-apart on Lily's gnarly second album

The Indonesian singer-songwriter sees the darkness and in response, turns to grace and self-love