Sea Power - Everything Was Forever
3-5 Stars
Their trademark pop-rock melodies still have the power to exhilarate.
18th February 2022
3-5 Stars
Their trademark pop-rock melodies still have the power to exhilarate.
18th February 2022
3-5 Stars
Progress, after a while spent spinning their wheels.
18th February 2022
4 Stars
Metronomy’s most pastoral record.
18th February 2022
3-5 Stars
For those who persevere there’s still a lot going on beneath the waves.
18th February 2022

3-5 Stars
An album defined by a sort of constant itchiness, a wish to rid itself of trauma by occupying it so fully.
16th February 2022
3 Stars
A mixed bag.
11th February 2022
5 Stars
The record bounds between unfaltering self-belief and fundamental pain.
11th February 2022
4 Stars
‘We Switched Bodies’ is fresh, is hot, is now.
11th February 2022
3-5 Stars
Foxes’ return comes with a purpose.
11th February 2022
4-5 Stars
A group undoubtedly at the peak of their powers.
11th February 2022
4 Stars
Its strength is in packing not just alt‑J’s usual futuristic twist, but a heavy side serving of nostalgia too.
11th February 2022
4-5 Stars
Another truly original triumph.
4th February 2022
4 Stars
There will be few debuts this year that feel like such glorious exercises in musical technicolour.
4th February 2022
4 Stars
For some, this might be too tame. An album full of ‘Bluish’ rather than ‘Fireworks’. But for others, that means it’s the most accessible.
4th February 2022
3-5 Stars
Bastille’s choral, digestible power pop DNA is present, but grittier than usual.
4th February 2022
4 Stars
There’s a warmth that pervades the whole collection.
4th February 2022
4 Stars
A quiet reinvention in the face of adversity.
4th February 2022
4 Stars
Korn are anew, and ‘Requiem’ sees them fearless, embracing what made them famous to begin with.
4th February 2022
4-5 Stars
You can’t help but feel that it’s all one broken brick away from tumbling down, which is exactly why it plays out with such delicate urgency.
4th February 2022
4 Stars
It’s so meticulously constructed and so raw across each fragment of existence yeule lays out that its most perplexing moments become its most moving.
4th February 2022
3 Stars
After a little too long spent in New Band Limbo, ‘THYLA’ isn’t the blockbuster it might have been.
28th January 2022
4 Stars
No longer simply living to survive, MØ is having fun being herself.
28th January 2022
3-5 Stars
Flecked with hints of pop greatness.
28th January 2022
4 Stars
As freewheeling as Eels have sounded since ‘Souljacker’.
28th January 2022
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.