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

★★★★★

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

★★★★☆

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

★★★★☆

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

★★★★☆

One half of Let’s Eat Grandma goes solo on her first full length.

★★★★☆

The quartet put their solo careers on pause for their 6th album.

Her sophomore album is her best to date. 

The album ties in the breakout success of singles ‘Nice To Each Other’ and ‘Man I Need’.

It’s a monumental occasion for the queers of the world.

The American pop star’s second album is a mixed bag.

‘Virgin’ comes as a complete reinvention following the critical and commercial disappointment of 2021’s ‘Solar Power’.  

The sisters guide us through a messy breakup while leaping between 70s classic rock, R&B and hip hop to produce a confident and honest album of breakup songs.

Twelve tracks of healing, satire, and feminist fury that say what your group chat’s been too tired to type.

The two polar opposites battle it out for top of the charts.

The Essex artist shone on singles.

The band re-recorded several hit tracks as well as brand new ones.

The indie superstar graces us with his first album in 4 years.

Full of psych and summertime, the Northern band’s debut is one to remember.

The tragic and beautiful emotions of women are explored through contemporary punk-rock pop.

Amber Bain makes her return, offering a piece of herself and her life through her impressive sophomore album.