Thomas Smith
'Fuse', their first album since 1999, is imbued with the sounds of today for a shimmering, immensely satisfying return.
3y
Urgent, funny and fearless, the LA artist's debut album sees her imbue her rage with wit and fierce ambition.
3y
Following the departure of a key member, the Londoners had to find a way forward. This live album proves a celebratory reintroduction.
3y
Following the passing of beloved bandmate Andy Fletcher, the now-duo reunite on a touching, resurgent record.
3y
The Northampton artist enlists Fontaines D.C., Shygirl and more on this exhilarating return to his punk-rap roots.
3y
The band's first post-pandemic record eschews industry-busting rollouts or a concept-heavy narrative, instead showing their influence on pop's present and future.
3y
‘Cuts & Bruises’ leaves space for Inhaler to grow and continue developing a sound more distinctly their own.
3y
On her first extended release since her viral breakout, the inescapable rapper proves that her gift is her star power.
3y
The Italian band cap off a whirlwind period by sticking to their guns in the face of industry bluster and interference.
3y
The case for Simz to be recognised as a true modern great has only been strengthened with this release.
3y
The band’s spectacular seventh album summarises their story so far: sharp songwriting, relentless innovation and unbreakable teamwork.
3y
Released just three months after 'Fear Of The Dawn', the concluding part of the former White Stripe’s twin album collection showcases his often breathtaking artistry.
3y
Lacy's songs remain seriously steamy, and now his musical palette is more refined and vibrant than ever.
3y
The Canadians' masterful first official single in five years channels the spirituality of 'Neon Bible' and the twinkling piano motifs of 'The Suburbs'.
4y
The New York-based artist's new collection fuses alt-rock and pop for a distinctly unique and thrilling listen.
4y
The Leeds band's debut is a wild ride through their Yorkshire upbringing, and the curly characters they picked up along the way.
4y
After two decades of bombast, the band's contemplative concept album finds frontman Brandon Flowers reconnecting with his roots.
4y
The British rising star wants to be a face for those who rarely see themselves represented as guitar players.
4y
Repeat listens showcase a project that’s rewarding for both listeners and, by the sounds of it, the artists involved.
4y
Personal awakenings are the driving force behind the Manchester group's second album, which was borne out of hardship that they never shy away from.
5y
Billie fuses critical philosophy with a swipe at the haters on her thrilling new single, a deliciously spicy tale that will no doubt have fans decoding every line.
5y
‘Strange Timez’s real triumph is in the curation of its featured artists – a flagrant disregard for the rule of six has resulted in some spectacular moments.
5y
The leap from bedroom-dweller to teenage riot instigator has been a swift and fruitful one, and what could be considered derivative is genuine in every sense.
5y
The Florida star's debut album pays tribute to guitar heroes of the past while adding a fresh alt-pop edge.
5y
‘To Feel Alive’ is a satisfying recap of the journey so far, reminding us of the sheer power of her voice and her outsider mentality. Few, if any, are even close to being on a similar wavelength.
6y