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Shygirl : Nymph Album Review
Sensuous, funny, and smartly produced, the London artist’s full-length debut transforms dusky electronic beats and trending pop sounds into a singular celebration of sexual agency. → Read More
Earl Sweatshirt: 'SICK!' review
The LA rapper's latest offering reveals a new appreciation for musicality → Read More
FKA twigs: ‘CAPRISONGS’ review
After the poise of ‘MAGDALENE’, the pop auteur rediscovers her playful side → Read More
Lotic – 'Water' review
On 'Water', Lotic introduces listeners to an entirely new side of herself → Read More
Cakes Da Killa: Muvaland Vol. 2 EP Album Review
The no-holds-bar rapper and producer weave a tight tapestry of musical references that only hundreds of hours spent sweating to music by queer elders could produce. → Read More
Mykki Blanco: Broken Hearts & Beauty Sleep Album Review
With flourishes of R&B, house, and funk, this exuberant and sweltering nine-track mini-album nails the transition from left-of-center cult favorite to bona fide diva. → Read More
Marianne Faithfull & Warren Ellis – ‘She Walks in Beauty’ review
Marianne Faithfull’s latest is a beguiling work that sees her find inspiration in an enduring love: poetry → Read More
Ace Tee is pushing the German rap scene in a new direction
The Ghanaian rapper talks channelling rage, favourite anime shows and expressing Blackness for Issue 115's Aesthetic feature → Read More
Ian Isiah: AUNTIE Album Review
The Brooklyn-based funk singer’s first proper album strikes a balance between sweet and larger than life, aided by Chromeo’s sleek production. → Read More
The 25 best albums of the last three months: July to September 2019
FACT's third quarter report of 2019 features the best albums of July, August and September including Chromatics, Rui Ho, Octo Octa and more. → Read More
Lana Del Rey’s ‘Norman Fucking Rockwell!’ Is Her Greatest Album Yet
Lana Del Rey's 'Norman Fucking Rockwell!' is quite simply her greatest record to date. Read our review of her sixth studio album here. → Read More
Roskilde Festival 2019: Community reigns supreme at Denmark's answer to Glastonbury
Despite becoming one of the largest festivals in Europe, Roskilde's not-for-profit and community-led ethos holds strong → Read More
The 25 best albums of April to June 2019
FACT's second quarter report of 2019 features the best albums of April, May and June, featuring Sote, Rico Nasty, Kali Malone and more. → Read More
Various artists – 'Untitled' review
A collective of prodigious UK artists interpret Jean-Michel Basquiat’s wild genius → Read More
Steve Lacy – 'Apollo XXI' review
The Internet's Steve Lacy makes a powerful statement on an impressive, kaleidoscopic debut → Read More
Tyler, the Creator Crafts a Masterful Ode to Heartbreak With ‘IGOR’
Tyler, the Creator's fifth studio album is a triumph, a perfect balance of the crazy kid he once was and the precariously stable adult he's becoming. → Read More
Lizzo – 'Cuz I Love You' review
The singer and rapper preaches body positivity and self-empowerment through her hybrid pop-R&B and infectious party bangers → Read More
Gesaffelstein Struggles to Break Through on the Uneven but Sexy ‘Hyperion’
What the enigmatic French producer Gesaffelstein's second album lacks in consistency is made up for in its unbridled sex appeal. → Read More
Chaka Khan – 'Hello Happiness' review
The Queen of Funk returns with her first album in 12 years – but should we manage expectations → Read More
Nkisi – '7 Directions' review
The DR Congo-born, London-based producer's first album is an abstract collection of seven expansive and world-building tracks → Read More