Juana Molina dispenses with the rule-book and begins to experiment with her sound on her fifth studio album.

Okkervil River prove themselves once again with a worthy sequel to The Stage Names.

Fridge honcho Adem Ilhan’s latest collection consists of twelve beautiful cover versions of songs written during his formative years of 1991-2001.

David Vandervelde tries to tackle the singer-songwriter archetype with varying success on his sophomore album.

Newman once again justifies my love.

Beck is back.

Whatfor is the brainchild of Michael Sienkowski, drummer for Sleeping In The Aviary by day, lo-fi singer-songwriter with a penchant for 60’s influenced pop songs by night.

Swedish singer-songwriter sings sad songs aplenty on her sophomore outing.

The debut offering from Justin Vernon aka Bon Iver, written and recorded in isolation during the dead of winter, is a remarkably striking collage of bold yet intimate songs.

Elvis Costello's latest solo offering may be patchy, but its best moments are still well worth hearing.