Almost ten years since the release of their decade-defining entrance into the music scene with their self-titled album, The 1975’s Being Funny In a Foreign Language proves the group’s continued relevance in today’s music scene.

With a charming album consisting of summer anthems, 90s-inspired pop and breakbeat samples, the emerging artist has demonstrated why she is one for the future.  

Six years after the release of their self-released debut album at the age of eighteen, Phoebe carves out her own path with the help of opening herself up to collaboration.

The pop star reaches for the stars on his third album, released last month and still going crazy all across the globe.

Ernest Moon’s Skipping to Maloo is a warm embrace of mellow instrumentals, sonorous vocals and poetic lyrics. 

Fusing cultures and defying genres — Priya Ragu is an unstoppable force  

While Solar Power may not be what fans are used to, it is an important step for Lorde as an artist

The alt-pop group give it their all on the debut album

Using witty lyrics and heartbreak, pizzagirl’s second album tackles the hardships and anxiety of getting over lost love in a world consumed by the internet

MARINA is a force to be reckoned with in her latest album ‘Ancient Dreams In A Modern Land’

Michelle Zauner sets out to create her own joy after trauma and grief in her most upbeat record to date

The Leicester band offer a heartfelt contemplation on relationships in the contemporary world and how overwhelming our own thoughts can sometimes be

Royal Blood’s third offering moves further into pop territory, but truly shines when the band go back to their rock roots

The Tarantino-trumpeters return with a 30-minute offering that falls short of the pandemonium their debut caused

Tumblr’s IT Girl offers up a slice of Western-enthused pie on her seventh studio album.

Have The 1975 lost their ‘magic’ touch?