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Okonski: Magnolia – album review
Magnolia is the debut solo album from jazz pianist, Steve Okonski. His trio have combined to create a short, but sublime collection. → Read More
Algiers: Shook – album review
Shook is Algiers’ finest record to date; a genre-defying thrill ride, it is the album that they have always promised to deliver. → Read More
Mansur Brown: NAQI Mixtape
Combining his NAQI EP’s from earlier this year, Mansur Brown has created an excellent mixtape that takes us to the dancefloor and home again. → Read More
Svaneborg Kardyb: Over Tage
Drawing on Danish folk, ambient minimalism and Scandi jazz, Svaneborg Kardyb have created an album that is warm, organic and highly original. → Read More
The Brother Moves On: $/He Who Feeds You...Owns You
Afro-jazz combo The Brother Moves On have created an album of incredible diversity and creativity that feels uplifting and inspirational. → Read More
Hermanos Gutiérrez: El Bueno Y El Malo
Hermanos Gutiérrez have created an album that will evoke vast landscapes, never-ending skies and endless highways. → Read More
Gabriels: Angels and Queens
Gabriels’ debut album is utterly magnificent. Opulent strings, heavenly choirs and the incredible voice of Jacob Lusk. → Read More
Grandamme: Holy Mountain
With more than a nod to the fading glamour of Hollywood, Grandamme’s debut, Holy Mountain, is a dreamy and haunting chamber-pop delight. → Read More
WEMA: WEMA – album review
The debut album by WEMA fuses Afro, Latin and electronic. It is uplifting, built upon the headiest, most intoxicating rhythms. → Read More
Roger Eno: The Turning Year
The latest solo album by Roger Eno, The Turning Year, comprises fourteen gorgeous, piano-led, compositions. → Read More
Rheinzand: Atlantis Atlantis
Atlantis Atlantis is the second album from Belgium’s Rheinzand. It’s a throwback to the very best dance music of the eighties. → Read More
Ibibio Sound Machine: Electricity
Ibibio Sound Machine release their fourth album, Electricity. Fusing Afro, soul, funk, disco and electropop in a set that never stands still. → Read More
Raw Poetic: Laminated Skies
Raw Poetic’s sixth album is his finest yet. Laminated Skies is cerebral, innovative and musically outstanding. → Read More
Maylee Todd: Maloo
Canadian singer, songwriter and producer Maylee Todd has crafted the perfect collection of sci-fi lullabies. → Read More
alt-J: The Dream – album review
After a five-year sabbatical, alt-J return with their fourth album, The Dream. It’s the sound of a band who are refreshed and revitalised. → Read More
ALBUM OF THE WEEK! Claude Cooper: Myriad Sounds
Myriad Sounds, the debut album from Bristol’s Claude Cooper, is an incredible melange of psych-funk, jazz and seventies soundtrack. → Read More
Black Flower: Magma
Magma is the fifth album from Belgium's Black Flower. It is a vibrant and hypnotic mix of jazz, Afrobeat, psych and prog. → Read More
Human Concept: The Machine That Made Eternity
Human Concept has created an album of glitchy, textured and ambient electronic music that is inspired by a very human story. → Read More
Grouse: Interpolate
Dublin-based Ronan Carroll is Grouse and his new album, Interpolate, is a dense and atmospheric delight. | Louder Than War → Read More
Common Saints: Starchild
Common Saints’ second EP release, Starchild goes from psych soul to shimmering ballads. It's got it all going on. | Louder Than War → Read More