Beach Slang - A Loud Bash Of Teenage Feelings
4 Stars
Dirt under the nail, every track on this record is Beach Slang at their very best.
23rd September 2016
4 Stars
Dirt under the nail, every track on this record is Beach Slang at their very best.
23rd September 2016
4 Stars
Waft away the fog and ‘A Corpse Wired For Sound’ harbours much more than simple 80s worship.
23rd September 2016
2 Stars
Free-spirited it might be, but Tom Krell’s music is neither one thing nor the other on ‘Care’.
23rd September 2016

4 Stars
Billie Marten’s debut reflects her experience of synesthesia, and ‘Writing of Blues and Yellows’ is a striking sensory experience.
23rd September 2016
4 Stars
Recorded in Oxfordshire, Public Access TV’s debut still captures the sound of a sweaty New York City.
23rd September 2016
3 Stars
Influences are proudly declared like proclamations of love on LVL UP’s third album.
22nd September 2016
4 Stars
On their third album, the LA four-piece are fixated on fun.
22nd September 2016
4 Stars
Nick Cave’s lyrics have always dealt with love and grief — on ‘Skeleton Tree’ they’re more pronounced than ever.
20th September 2016
4 Stars
On their debut album, Klangstof have built themselves a unique, identifiable sound — one that they can use as a blueprint going forward.
16th September 2016
3 Stars
On his new album, Anders Trentemøller runs towards darkness with a look of curious thrill-ride glee.
16th September 2016
4 Stars
Packed full of bangers, ‘I Remember’ is a bold next step in AlunaGeorge’s evolution.
16th September 2016
3 Stars
‘Mykki’ is a promising starting point for some, a jump into a different league entirely for his following.
16th September 2016

4 Stars
This is Against Me! shifting the topic but retaining all the glory.
16th September 2016
3 Stars
On their third album, Still Corners’ dream-pop takes on a nightmarish hue.
16th September 2016
4 Stars
Phantogram are at their best when blasting out gritty, heavy choruses — ‘Three’ has them in spades.
16th September 2016
3 Stars
The elusive songwriter’s latest album makes for interesting, albeit heavy listening.
16th September 2016
4 Stars
The Canadian group’s second record hits harder, digs deeper and lingers longer than their promising debut.
15th September 2016
4 Stars
Lindsey Troy and Julie Edwards second album is so smash-full of gritty, dirty blues riffs it’s as if they’ve ransacked all the dive bars in their native LA.
15th September 2016
3 Stars
Crooner J Churcher’s debut is his final, smitten declaration.
9th September 2016
3 Stars
With ‘Schmilco’, Wilco are getting funnier, more surprising and more interesting.
9th September 2016
4 Stars
‘Some Things Last Longer Than You’ delivers the lot and then some with devastating power and sincerity.
9th September 2016
3 Stars
‘Here’ joins the rest of the group’s catalogue in being consistently enjoyable, yet on this occasion not without flaw.
9th September 2016

3 Stars
Reinvigorating the band’s instinctive timelessness, Allah-Las’ third album rambles as it soars.
9th September 2016
3 Stars
If this is her last album, ‘A.I.M.’ is a strange, slightly inconclusive goodbye wave from M.I.A.
6th September 2016
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.