In 2015, in collaboration with Skrillex and Diplo, Justin Bieber released a record that sounded like the future. That future never came to pass, but following up a record that still sounds new five years later is no small feat....
Since 2015’s wide-ranging Art Angels, Grimes has spent the time between spreading herself between collaborations with television and other musicians. Far from diluting her aesthetic, Miss Anthropocene feels newly focused. Named...
Look At Us Now Dad is explicitly sympathetic; every part seems designed to reach out to the listener. The interludes punctuating the record give it the feeling of a play, shifting the sets between acts while Banoffee...
At just eight tracks, you could mistake Supervision for being unsubstantial. But it would be a mistake. La Roux’s third album is a perfectly considered slice of synth-pop that shines on Elly Jackson’s strengths, revisiting the...
On her 2017 album Rainbow, in the shadow of horrific circumstances, Kesha Rose Sebert recast herself as a musician of “balance”. The result was a record where the artist felt welcomely present, in contrast with the apocalyptic...