Stray From The Path go all-out on this unique yet familiar album.

This seems to more or less be the end, full stop, for Slipknot.

Kid Kapichi sophomore effort fits comfortably into the shoes of the band's debut.

A scientific method lies behind The Comet Is Coming's latest album, at the expense of a little of the bands chemistry.

While its accessibility does cause a few worries, Rina Sawayama's sophomore album hits the mark with its anthemic and iconic sound.

Sampa the Great provides a spiritually authentic experience with her newest studio album.

Greentea Peng puts her soulful and psychedelic creativity front and centre on this new mixtape.

While Reverence still stands as the album with the superior narrative, Darker Still carries a truly strong set of tracks.

Keep On Smiling again shows that Two Door's venture into the electronic was the right call.

A self-titled album that could've done with a bit more personality.

JID brings us his best qualities in full force on his newest record.

Eyedress gives himself enough creative freedom to throw in all his previous musical elements and more on his newest album.

Phoebe Green begins to carve out a gritty yet vibrant aesthetic on her debut album.

A more than generous record that still manages to bring quality with its quantity.

Kokoroko's debut album is bursting with summer-ready vibrance.

Kal Marks create a brilliant blend of noise, doom, and blues on their newest album.

Anderson .Paak's new record label starts off strong with this highly promising musical duo.

As it's title suggests, RENAISSANCE feels like a brand new stylistic shift in Beyoncé's discography.

With its bright guitar chords and lovesick narrative, Steve Lacy's sophomore album feels like an apt summer release throughout.

black midi third studio album explodes with artistic splendour, making for a bewitchingly memorable experience.