The Los Angeles singer-songwriter shares a fully realised debut release.

The independent release follows up 2025’s ‘Oximia'ades Nepos & the Fasijik College of Fazu'ul’.

★★★★☆

The Yorkshire-based musician delivers an exceptional offering.

Filled with jangling 12-strings, lush harmonies and flashes of psychedelia, the brothers continue to channel the spirit of ‘60s and ‘70s nostalgia while sharpening their own distinct voice.

★★★★★

‘love songs and spiritual recollections’ takes on a whimsical angle in Brighton’s eight-piece indie outfit’s latest release.

★★★★☆

It’s a top contender for album of the year.

★★★★★

The pop singer releases an otherworldly 12-track album — and it will end up on your playlist. 

★★★★★

The Arizona alt-rockers are making joy sound familiar, intimate and electric, all at once.

★★★★★

The Californian artist excels in her electronic, eponymous debut, supplying synth pop-a-plenty while paying tribute to the genre’s icons.

★★★★☆

Tame Impala, Mac Miller and WILLOW are among the artists featured on his most distinct album yet. 

★★★★½

The Norwich-based band get their country on for their new record.

★★★★☆

Arlo Parks takes on a more electronic-driven sound on her latest album.

★★★★☆

The group’s first full-length covers album sees galvanising new alt takes on familiar classics from the ‘60s and beyond.

The band bring a mix of club-ready house, indie sleaze attitude and glossy pop instincts on their first release.

★★★★☆

The York band share their new album.

★★★★★

The Londoner doesn’t miss a single beat on her delicate debut.

★★★★★

The musician follows up her 2022 album ‘Valentine’, after taking time away to recover from surgery.

★★★★★

The Nashville musician delivers his first full-length.

★★★★☆

The new album is the ideal blend of dreamy and melancholic perfection.

★★★★★ 

The album follows 2022’s ‘Tableau’.

★★★★☆