Album of the week
The debut album from London’s Daniel Avery is delightfully out-of-step with what’s going on in…
Listen to songs from Lisa O’Neill’s 2009 debut long player Has an Album and you…
It’s easy to forget Nicolas Jaar is only 23-years-old. For the last four years, the…
Debut albums from ultra-hyped bands aren’t supposed to be this good. Debuts usually have one…
An album by two musicians collaborating via a shared love of Dostoevsky produces a fine…
Kanye West is never boring. Bratty, self-obssessed, egotistical, lewd and contradictory? Yes, but never boring.…
Dominic Maker and Kai Campos’ aka Mount Kimbie were very much at the vanguard of…
Like the Montreal duo’s intense live show, Impersonator is like being stuck inside the head…
Those familiar with Obaro Ejimiwe’s debut Peanut Butter Blues & Melancholy Jam will find much…
John Kowalski and Rian Trench’s debut album as Solar Bears, 2010’s She Was Coloured In…
In his short time as a prolific musician, James Blake has made music that could…
The Knife’s long-awaited fourth album is terrific, tough, too long but still quite brilliant… Shaking…
The music of Daughter has always burned with a smouldering intensity, a brittle air of…
From the white sleeve with the elegant font to the cover zoomed into the neck…
Brothers in sound and blood create a great R&B mood record… It’s been well-documented that…
If you weren’t already enthused by Belfast’s Girls Names now is the time, their second…
The appearance of not only a debut album stream from I Am The Cosmos last…
Before 2012, the music of New York producer Drew Lustman aka FaltyDL was synonymous with…
On his previous two albums Chaz Bundick’s music was at its best when his melodic…
Conor O’Brien’s pedigree is already well-established. He represents the considerate, considerable poetic songwriter. He draws…