ROBYN HITCHCOCK revisits 1967 with nostalgic covers that reveal his limits
Robyn Hitchcock’s 1967: Vacations In The Past covers iconic tracks from the ‘flower power’ era, though not all songs hit their mark.
Robyn Hitchcock’s 1967: Vacations In The Past covers iconic tracks from the ‘flower power’ era, though not all songs hit their mark.
India Ramey delivers a fiery, Southern Gothic sound with her latest album Baptized By The Blaze, blending Tennessee twang with emotional depth.
Max Richter’s In A Landscape revisits his signature style with a plea for unity, blending electronic elements with classical beauty.
‘Rack’ marks The Jesus Lizard’s explosive return after 25 years, delivering the chaotic energy and unsettling aggression they’re known for.
Fat Dog’s debut Woof blends trance, indie, 2-tone, and more into nine tracks of wild, genre-bending energy. This album is pure, chaotic brilliance.
The The’s Ensoulment marks a powerful post-punk return after 24 years, with deep lyrics and a reflective sound relevant in a post-COVID world.
Mercury Rev's Born Horses pairs lush jazz arrangements with spoken word vocals, creating a bold, introspective alt-rock experience.
The first LL Cool J album in a decade, The FORCE could turn out to be the most talked about and monumental rap release this year.
After an OTT summer of pop polish, Paris Paloma has crafted the perfect comedown in debut album Cacophony to curl up with on colder, autumn days.
Following a string of live shows, musician, DJ and podcaster Scuba is releasing D:U:2, the second volume of his acclaimed Digital Underground mixtape.
Ceremonial, emotionally and sonically heavy, Jon Hopkins' Ritual is beautifully immersive, even intense in parts.
Nails have come out of mosh retirement to deliver another super condensed blast of grind-infected hardcore in Every Bridge Burning.