Album Reviews

Dicta License – ‘Pagbigkas’ review: politically charged band’s long-overdue second LP confronts and comforts

Filipino rockers expand their musical palette and sharpen their lyrical knives on their first album in 16 years

Porter Robinson – ‘Nurture’ review: dance don trades bombast for blissed-out beats

The producer and DJ pushed through a period of hardship, emerging with a zen-like spirit that's all over this second album

Young Stoner Life – ‘Slime Language 2’ review: follow-up record doesn’t quite stick

Young Thug and Gunna looks to strike twice with another compilation, but success proves slippery

Kang Daniel – ‘Yellow’ review: overcoming darkness with the beacon of music’s light

A raw revisiting of the solo singer’s emotional turmoil and journey towards healing

AJ Tracey – ‘Flu Game’ review: UK rapper remains in a league of his own

The Londoner bills himself as music's Michael Jordan with an ode the player's infamous 1997 match

Fred again.. – ‘Actual Life (April 14 – December 17 2020)’ review: super-producer’s notes from a lost year

One of modern music's most influential producers is both chipper and contemplative on his electro-pop debut

Greta Van Fleet – ‘The Battle at Garden’s Gate’ review: technically impressive (and that’s about it)

One track here covers almost no interesting ground in nine minutes, which pretty much says it all

SHINee – ‘Atlantis’ review: revitalising ‘Don’t Call Me’ with three exceptional additions

After a brief stumble, the Princes of K-pop not only find their footing but soar on this repackaged album

London Grammar – ‘Californian Soil’ review: indie band plant their flag firmly in the ground

The Nottingham-formed trio are fresher, revitalised and more confident than ever

Paul McCartney – ‘McCartney III: Imagined’ review: Macca shines with a little help from his friends

The Beatle showcases charming reworks from Beck, St. Vincent, Anderson .Paak and more
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