Album Reviews

Miyeon – ‘My’ review: (G)I-DLE’s main vocalist blossoms on gently uplifting solo debut

An incredibly promising first glimpse at what the singer is capable of outside of the K-pop girl group

Kehlani – ‘Blue Water Road’ review: R&B star swaps badass braggadocio for quiet confidence

The Californian keaves behind the melancholy of the past to embrace a bright new land

Blossoms – ‘Ribbon Around The Bomb’ review: Stockport heroes come of age

Album four sees the gang level up with some of their most candid songwriting to date

Kelly Lee Owens – ‘LP. 8’ review: techno don conveys a powerful, urgent message

The Welsh artist builds layers of ambient sound to craft a record that makes a lot of noise

MONSTA X – ‘Shape Of Love’ review: a passion-fuelled deep dive into matters of the heart

The sultry six-piece share their own definition of love on their eclectic, impassioned 11th mini-album

Rammstein – ‘Zeit’ review: heavyweights add some delicacy to their industrial might

This is unlike anything we’ve heard from the group before

Surya Sen – ‘At What Cost?’ review: a bold, cheeky voice like few others

The Bengali-British producer's debut mixtape is at once a chaotic love-letter to London's club scene, and a reflection on his South Asian heritage

Melody’s Echo Chamber – ‘Emotional Eternal’ review: pysch artist’s ode to the right track

Melody Prochet returns with a third album that finds her coming blissfully into focus

Toro y Moi – ‘Mahal’ review: Californian experimentalist offers a pastiche to suit every taste

The artist's seventh album is a divine demonstration of genre-blending, psychedelic electronic music
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