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Los Angeles band offer up an ambitious, unflinching look at where the ills of capitalism have taken us
Josh Homme and co open their hearts to deliver their most intimate and adventurous work yet on album number nine
Still in recovery from a life-shattering stroke, the Mercury Prize winner offers a deeply poignant, lyrically brilliant glimpse into his state pre-illness
On her sophomore album, the Croydon singer-songwriter reevaluates her fragile relationship between alcohol, love and herself
The dance duo’s fourth album is their most eclectic and chaotic to date, for better and for worse
As Dublin’s finest reach stadium level, album five dives deeper into the extremes of ‘Romance’ for a dark but exhilarating reflection of end times
On his fourth studio album, the pop-literate Australian swaps the heady rush of the dance floor for the balmy intimacy of an afters
The genre-blending artist emerges from a period of emotional turbulence to unearth a more grown-up, toned-down sound
On his sixth album, the British singer-songwriter turns ideas from old voice memos into the beginning of a powerful new chapter in his storied career
The Indianapolis band’s second album is all big feelings and bigger hooks as songwriters Kevin Krauter and Nina Pitchkites level up from their already promising debut
Tinashe is no longer chasing approval. Instead, she’s bold, unpigeonholeable and certain of who she is as a person and artist
The ever-evolving artist settles comfortably into her own skin on her 10th album, even if the best stuff is hidden away on the record
On her third album, Sabrina Teitelbaum fights to strike a balance between savage beauty and jagged home truths
The rap legend – with a little help from his kids – returns to the spotlight with the infectious energy of an upstart with nothing to lose
On her first studio album since 2010, Badu turns Uncle Al’s dusty loops, digital dread and romantic chaos into a thrillingly strange survival manual
The chameleonic alt-pop star returns to the fold with the musicians behind ‘Sea Change’ and ‘Morning Phase’, resulting in similarly masterful melancholia
On her first ever double album, the Canadian artist splits her time between lightly psychedelic pop and reassuringly classy club bangers
The Dirty Hit signee embraces uncertainty on a rawer, more forceful fourth album
The genre-hopping songwriter trades leftfield twists for bright alt-country, delivering his warmest, most assured record yet
On her debut album, the Slovakian singer is growling, thrusting and squealing her way to superstardom, one hit at a time
