Weyes Blood creates a tender project focusing on the resolve of finding true love, against all odds.

BROCKHAMPTON go out with a bang, and commence their solo wars against compromise.

BROCKHAMPTON go out with a bang, and commence their solo wars against compromise.

The term "delightfully weird" has never felt more apt.

An absolute masterpiece!

While KD2 still reigns supreme, this third instalment was a brilliant way to conclude the trilogy.

This unlikely duo does manage to bring out some bangers on an otherwise mixed bag of an album.

R.A.P Ferreira is showing no signs of slowing down. In fact, he is only speeding things up.

Joji develops the best elements of his music through this concise double album.

Lancey Foux's psychedelic aesthetic is back in full force, making for an incredible project.

Benjamin weaves a beautiful tale of pain and resolve on his phenomenal new record.

The new Arctic Monkeys albums shows glimmers of a sound that I can enjoy. However, there's still a long way to go.

The Brighton band's tenth album shows the classic symptoms of a mixed bag.

The hype train slows down to a grinding halt with the repetitive and over-familiar sound of the Chilis.

Mykki Blanco's third studio album sets the bar with its whimsicality and engaging lyrics.

CHAOS NOW* brings a brilliant fusion of instrumentations, along with a festival-ready, anthemic feel.

After a five-year hiatus, Alvvays doesn’t hesitate to set the bar for indie bands everywhere once again.

VUKOVI ramp up their empowering sound and explosive energy up to 11 with their third studio album.

Church is a more lo-fi continuation of billy woods' 2022 musical streak.

A cautionary success story, this album is a masterclass in Freddie Gibbs' versatility.