Boards of Canada – Inferno
13 years after the superb Tomorrow’s Harvest, Scottish duo Boards of Canada turn their attention to religion on the apocalyptic Inferno.
Highly Rated
All reviews awarded a score of 7.5 or above.
Iceage – For Love of Grace & the Hereafter
The Danish art-punk veterans deliver their most approachable, yet distinctly odd, album to date.
Crash of Rhinos – Logbook
The cult Derby, UK emo act returns with their first new music in 13 years and a renewed sense of purpose.
Marisa Anderson – The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music
Inspired by source material from Harry Smith’s immense archives, Portland-based guitarist Marisa Anderson has crafted an important and mesmerising work of majestic folk music.
Kevin Morby – Little Wide Open
Eight albums in, the folk rock-singwriter reflects on where he’s been and leans into what lies ahead.
Broken Social Scene – Remember the Humans
Returning after nine years, The Canadian indie rock collective intrigues with their patchwork approach to songwriting.
Pigeon - OUTTANATIONAL
Led by charismatic frontperson Falle Nioke, the Margate, UK five-piece effortlessly expands their sound and vision on their debut album.