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Animal Collective – ‘Time Skiffs’ review: adventurers get back on the right track
The beloved Baltimore band have found their footing again
Beach House: “Nostalgia is dangerous. There was a lot about ‘00s indie that sucked”
The dream-pop duo have weathered fickle tastes and emerged with the innovative 'Once Twice Melody'
Burial – ‘ANTIDAWN’ EP review: enigma returns with videogame-style ambient immersion
The lesser-spotted artist builds knife-edge tension
The Beatles: every song ranked in order of greatness
Join us as we look through a Glass Onion for the Fabs' best-ever tune
Arca – ‘Kick ii’, ‘Kick iii’, ‘Kick iiii’ & ‘Kick ‘iiiii’ review: a sprawling departure from definition
The Venezuelan producer explores her upbringing and spiritual worldview with this boundary-busting new collection
Darkside – ‘Spiral’ review: a gorgeous, filmic record that rewards with each spin
It's been eight years since Nicolás Jaar and Dave Harrington's last outing together
SPELLLING – ‘The Turning Wheel’ review: her most accessible record yet
Tia Cabral has spent her previous two albums leading pop music into more shadowy territory. Here, she lets in a little light
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