Reviews

This is far more ambitious fare than The Range's last outing; lingering juggernauts with a battered heart at their core

But despite the doom there's hardly a moment among these 11 songs that isn't danceable, that doesn't energise us and inspire us to defeat this generation's great monster.

Taking a new approach towards writing and recording this album, Alfons sought absolute quiet to make sense of the inner workings of his mind, resulting in an enthralling two-part record.

The unpredictable, intangible brilliance of Ezra Furman, as demonstrated tonight, is where the beauty lies.

Mac DeMarco and Bird On The Wire curated a day of music, rides and festivities in Margate. We headed down to the seaside-town to join the fun.

"It might be too early to properly crown Lahey as the next great Aussie export hope, but on this evidence she's certainly not doing her case any harm."

After conquering the American interior with his surreal novel/album combo, Gruff Rhys is back with a film soundtrack documenting the tale of countryman and poet Dylan Thomas

Matthew Dear takes the premise of dance music and filters it through a vocoder; music that’s eminently boogieable, but off-kilter and uncanny, like a Grimm fairytale. We review his new album 'Bunny'.

For a band constantly criticised for being overly arch, they’ve always sounded joyfully unpretentious. And so it remains.

A wild bride taking us on a masterful but manic tour through the band’s greatest hits.

This is relentlessly dense, playful, cartoonish drum and bass, which whirrs and winds in the gravity of its own technicolour planet.

He's so spirited and brimming with personality - flitting between coy and frisky, militant and possessed - it's beyond captivating.

Staying true to her Rinse FM roots, Katy B’s worked with Geeneus, George Fitzgerald, Jacques Greene and Artwork to create big-hearted pop

Being laden with so many metallic textures and treated sounds, Hinterland sounds every bit the labour of love it reportedly was

Last Tuesday night, West London singer-songwriter, Rukhsana Merrise, played a heart felt stripped back set at Omeara which hinted at the promise of her upcoming project and shone a light on what is set to be a bright future for this unique artist.

Graveyard of Good Times is a likeable release that turns its half-baked moments into opportunities for insight.

If you’re looking for your new favourite punk band, then you’ve probably found them

Tropical Fuck Storm present a wonderfully chaotic debut that's nothing short of unnerving.

Nevertheless, it's brimming with charm, and The Big Moon are certainly one of the most capable new bands making music today

It's all as rich in love as it is in violence.

Nathan Fake has embraced the messy energy of the recording, adding a personal touch to a record that is simultaneously industrial and deeply emotive.