When a band reaches a certain size, a lot of people start claiming they were better before they got big. We defy anyone to listen to 'Dopamine Chamber' and make that claim in good faith - this is a band firing on all cylinders and staking their claim to be the best band of their generation

'Cancel Me (I'm Tired)' is packed with choruses and bright synths, with the title track getting stuck into a funk groove that suits them remarkably well

It's funny, catchy, silly and absolutely stacked with tunes. Adult DVD aren't trying to be cool, which has had the unfortunate side effect of making them very cool indeed

Closer 'I Wish' is, as is tradition on her albums, a lullaby to her younger self, on which she reflects on pulling through a hard time alone

An enormously enjoyable racket. Five stars because we like it a lot. That's how reviews work

Beck’s orchestral return makes heartache inviting without smoothing it away, though the songs sometimes settle for a beauty the arrangements work harder to achieve

Jepsen’s double album finds fresh excitement in the friction between a steady voice and restless arrangements, even when its generosity outruns its editing

By the closing 'Satellite', she has an anthem to go with the arena dates

It's angsty, but Emily Massey's vocal floats through guitars that fuzz and swell, giving 'Melodie' the easy appeal of Alvvays or Soccer Mommy

Nate Amos has made a lovely country and folk record. Occasionally, you wish he'd remembered how strange he can be

The singers are superb. Simon Green's eighth album could afford to be a little less sure of what happens between them

Not every summer romance needs to end in marriage. 'Sunshine' knows exactly what it wants to provide and delivers it handsomely: good vibes and good grooves

Catches the four-piece actively broadening what their band can be

Josh Law and Ben Sadler find comedy in the hyper-specific debris of everyday British life

Dance music for the body and the soul

Proves just how far Yard Act have come

Charli plays to her strengths on ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ and cuts straight through the fluff

Produced by Phoebe, Tony Berg, Ethan Gruska and Jack Antonoff (with Alex G offering "additional production"), 'Lost Weekend' is a deliciously strange record