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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
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
The NYC gloom-mongers up their game to examine themselves and the world for the unifying and experimental album number eight
On his third solo effort, ‘Mr Brightside’ comes out his cage to vividly tell us about his childhood
The trio’s long-awaited comeback is a paean to domestic bliss and a lament for Trump’s America, though it works better as the former
Having perfected their R&B sound, the tenacious British trio set their sights on becoming true pop sensations on album two
On his conceptual fourth album, the country-fusion star is weather-worn and tougher than before
The 29-year-old ditches self-obsession for slickly produced Americana on a likeable album that’s named after (checks notes) a time traveller looking for love
The rock’n’roll quartet meet the hype with a calm and collected approach to their debut album that trusts their collective gut and searches for peace
The guitarist’s second solo outing – but first under his actual name – offers mindfulness via a widescreen prog-folk trip
Freed from his Def Jam obligations, the Long Beach lyricist delivers his most passionately political release to date
On their long-awaited first record, the London trio continue weaving fantastical tales with their surreal soun
After building their own studio space to push back against making “laptop records”, the post-punk group’s unruly third LP is a thrilling distillation of what their previous two did best
The pop star follows up the world-conquering ‘Brat’ with a spiky ‘rock’ album that refuses easy consumption – and insists on the transformative power of art-making
The buzzy Minehead-via-Bristol party-starters shake off the 'joke band' label and face up to doubt on nuanced album number two
Bridgers bleeds her pen dry over lush orchestration that tells the story of love and loss as vividly as her words
