Reviews

it’s the new Lewis on show here who takes pride in her scars and is able to majestically harness her emotional big bang into one superb album.

Kelela takes from the rich and gives R&B back its gusto. 

It's the album's instrumental infrastructure - its taut beats and warm synths - that give most pleasure; firm foundations, at least.

As we wave farewell to Festival Number 6 - joining Secret Garden Party on the scrapheap – it’s a great time time for a newcomer to help fill a boutique-shaped gap in the British festival circuit. Enter Lost Village.

Coming into Phases having never heard an Angel Olsen hit is difficult, but not impossible.

From the nimble drumming to the rich layers of strings, no semiquaver goes unexamined.

Time passed quickly as Orchestra Baobab played for nigh on 100 minutes.

The balance between lightweight lo-fi and expansive alt-pop has been struck expertly, making Love a record to hold your hand during your more insular and solipsistic moments