Album Reviews
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Credit: Press Alfie Templeman – 'Don't Go Wasting Time' EP review: teenage everyman shows there's life in normcore yet
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Credit: Press Doja Cat – 'Hot Pink' review: the viral 'Mooo!' star proves she's a mainstream rap contender
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Credit: David Wolff - Patrick/Redferns FKA twigs – ‘Magdalene’ review: an unstoppable force of nature rolls out her enormously ambitious vision
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Rapman Credit: Getty Rapman – 'Blue Story (Music Inspired By the Original Motion Picture)' review: a story that needs to be heard
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Credit: Press / Christian Hansen Bonnie 'Prince' Billy – 'I Made A Place' review: the influential underground icon's comeback is a soft, sumptuous delight
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Credit: Press / Robin Aron Omar Souleyman – 'Shlon' review: the prolific dance-pop don offers a much-needed shot of happiness
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Tory Lanez – 'Chixtape 5' review: the rapper samples countless classics to create peerless R&B nostalgia
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Credit: Press Lil Peep – 'Everybody's Everything' review: a gentle reminder of what the late rapper could have achieved
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Taylor Hawkins Credit: Press Taylor Hawkins & The Coattail Riders – 'Get The Money' review: self-deprecating rock anthems from the Foo Fighters drummer
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Bloc Party's Kele Okereke Credit: Asia Werbel/Press Kele Okereke – ‘2042’ review: Bloc Party frontman wows with politically charged funk and experimental electro
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Credit: Press Clams Casino – 'Moon Trip Radio' review: the pioneering producer weaves ambient instrumentals that need more bite
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Credit: Rin San Jeff Miller Mount Eerie with Julie Doiron – 'Lost Wisdom Pt. 2' review: warm nostalgia and stinging regret
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Credit: Derick Daily DJ Shadow – 'Our Pathetic Age' review: a muddled concept album rescued by powerhouse guests
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Krept and Konan Credit: Press Krept & Konan – 'Revenge Is Sweet' review: taboo-busting brilliance from the UK rap polymaths
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Credit: Getty Earl Sweatshirt – 'Feet Of Clay' review: an emotional stream-of-conscious epilogue to 'Some Rap Songs'
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Credit: Press Cate Le Bon and Bradford Cox – ‘Myths 004’ review: tuneless self-indulgence and chaos from two indie heroes
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Michael Kiwanuka Credit: Olivia Rose Michael Kiwanuka – ‘KIWANUKA’ review: brave experimentation and hard-won self-knowledge
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Gang Starr - 'One of the Best Yet' Credit: Press Gang Starr – 'One of the Best Yet' review: a celebration of life, love and legacy
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Kanye West Credit: Getty Kanye West – 'Jesus Is King' review: an iconoclast sounds peaceful and fulfilled on this jubilant gospel collection
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The line-up for Josh Homme's 'Desert Sessions' volumes 11 and 12 Credit: Andreas Neumann Josh Homme – ‘Desert Sessions, Vol. 11/12’ review: reckless abandon from an all-rock-star cast
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Credit: Sam Hiscox Matt Maltese – 'Krystal' review: one of Britain’s most magical songwriters at his enchanting best
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Credit: Adam Benn(303)250-4758ajjbenn@gmail.com King Princess – 'Cheap Queen' review: anthems for young love from a pop great in the making
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Rex Orange County – 'Pony' review: eclecticism and hope delivered with dazzling charm
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Credit: Press / DH Lovelife Neil Young and Crazy Horse – 'Colorado' review: loved-up ballads and doomsday reckoning
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Blaenavon Credit: Luke Farley Blaenavon – ‘Everything That Makes You Happy’ review: next-gen indie heroes come out swinging on album two
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Credit: Press Wretch 32 – 'Upon Reflection' review: one of the best UK rap records of the year
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Cigarettes After Sex Cigarettes After Sex – ‘Cry’ review: a headphones record of seductive grooves and slow-burning lust
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Credit: Getty Ringo Starr – 'What's My Name' review: peace, love and a guest appearance from Paul McCartney
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Credit: Press Gucci Mane – 'Woptober II' review: infectious optimism and positivity from the prolific, pioneering rapper
