This account is not run by the publication.
Rachel Chinouriri zooms in on universal scenarios and wraps them up as pop gems
Recorded just months before the singer suffered a catastrophic stroke, this album is a renewed reminder of his unbelievable talent
After the surreal technicolour dreams of 'Romance', Fontaines D.C. have landed back on Earth to dissect our fractured reality. The result is something truly special
Massive bangers don't seem to motivate her any more — at least, not as much as the love she goes home to at the end of the night
Pugnello finds the band focused and reinvigorated. Print edition only
The first music from a surviving Beastie Boy since the death of Adam Yauch, Thank You finds a legend restless to go somewhere new
He returns to the gorgeously forlorn folk of records like Sea Change on his first new LP in seven years
Across 24 tracks, the prolific pop star traverses styles and continents while tracing the dazzling highs and devastating lows romance can bring
On her excellent fourth album, the young star pumps all her doubts and fears into righteous guitar noise
The pop phenom wraps stories of sacrifice and surrender with bold confidence on her maximalist debut
Their long-promised collaboration, which is also Badu’s first proper album in 16 years, plays to both of their strengths and delivers exactly what fans have been waiting for
On the group's first album in more than a decade, the Shakes sound like old friends exploring new sounds
Recorded a week after the death of former bandmate Brent Hinds, the Atlanta metal crew mines their grief for one of their most emotional albums
The Killers frontman does a solid job channeling his Nashville heroes on Thrasher, but the mystery train doesn’t always stay on track
With its looser feel and top-shelf songs, it’s hard to imagine a better record from this band this far down the line than the Gold Album
The Manchester band deliver a debut that proves to be more than worth the hype
The Scottish electronic production duo prove nobody is better at their kind of limpid lullabies
The rising British band’s most musically adventurous album yet delivers rousing highs, even if a few songs struggle to keep pace
