Johnny Sharp
Afro-British quintet’s indefinable, irrepressible debut.
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1mo
The knowing zaniness of "The Simplest Of Deeds" or "The Wake Up Call" don't amuse for long but the T. Rex-style boogie of "WAP" is more potent, as is the space-pop swirl of "Melody Of Entrophy".
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1mo
This now LA-based Brit has lived a bit since her Mercury Prize-winning 2021 debut Collapsed In Sunbeams, and her third outing is one of those albums that evokes a tangible mood; in this case, somewhere adjacent to the sun coming up after a rollercoaster of a night out. As such, it’s frequently wonderful.
2mo
Baltimore punks’ rotating personnel continue to thrill.
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3mo
A few more enticing tunes within the mix might really elevate them to a higher plane, but Whitelands still offer an intoxicating place in which to spend half an hour.
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3mo
A Dolby Atmos mix deepens the sound of the album and a steven Wilson makeover of a legendary 1975 live bootleg from Los Angeles is another welcome inclusion.
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6mo
Prolific south London threesome remain agreeably dysfunctional.
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7mo