Album of the week
After his time with the indie-rock band The Rags came to an end, Daniel Anderson…
I remember on a visit to Australia in 2008, a couple of radio people enthusing…
Chance The Rapper’s decision to share the spotlight over to his mates after the buzz…
From psychedelic rock outliers to pop flirters, New Zealand’s Unknown Mortal Orchestra have decided to…
Shamir Bailey opens his debut album with a song about his hometown in North Las…
There aren’t many bands out there who sound like they care what people think less…
I Love You, Honeybear is the equivalent of a friend who is affable, who wears…
A jovial intro track called ‘Guesty’, in which Johnnie Common offers to put his mate…
Icelandic composer Ólafur Arnalds and Faroe Islands’ synth-pop musician Janus Rasmussen’s first album together as…
The sequel to one of the best rap mixtapes in recent times does what many…
Mr Twin Sister’s (or Twin Sister as they were then known) debut album In Heaven…
What a pleasure it is to arrive at the sixth album from an artist to…
Ahmed Gallab has, until now been a musician who was never really in the spotlight.…
Introducing your debut album with a statement that suggests discarding hip-hop legacy when comparing today’s…
You could argue that we don’t even need a Todd Terje album. The Norwegian cosmic…
Working collaboratively with a visionary artist like David Byrne has only made Annie Clark more…
When you have a voice so striking you could hang a hat on it, it’s…
Four years after their debut album, Warpaint’s followup release normalises what helped characterise their sound.…
Irish traditional music is a stranger to me. It’s always been. I’ve a cursory knowledge…
If you’re looking for the most stark difference between James Vincent McMorrow’s Early In The…