Damon Albarn – Everyday Robots
Everyday Robots is laced with quiet intelligence, each individual track, as well as the album as a whole all feeling perfectly balanced and well thought out.
Browsing: Albums
Iggy Azalea – The New Classic
The ‘runaway slave master’s’ new album fails to live up to it’s title.
Kelis – Food
With soul, gospel and funk influences, Food is huge and brilliant departure from Kelis of the past five albums.
Thee Oh Sees – Drop
California’s Thee Oh Sees, the band that refuses to stop putting out albums, insist that they are going to stop putting out albums (for a while) – Drop is their latest installment.
William Control – The Neuromancer
William Control begun as the electronic side project of Aiden frontman Wil Francis, but as…
SOHN – Tremors
Tremors, the debut album by SOHN does not disappoint, wonderfully unique, yet combining electro sounds with haunting vocals.
The Pretty Reckless – Going To Hell
Having formed in 2007, New-York hard-rockers The Pretty Reckless released their second record, Going To…
Architecture In Helsinki – NOW + 4EVA
It’s camp, it’s pretty meaningless, and its unrelenting cheeriness might possibly drive you to homicide; but NOW + 4EVA is also a lot of fun, simple and energetic in just the right way.
Metronomy – Love Letters
Metronomy’s previously super successful album the The English Riviera captured the by-gone glamour of the…
Elbow – The Take Off And Landing Of Everything
The Take Off And Landing of Everything is elbow’s sixth studio album. Following on from…
Frankie Cosmos – Zentropy
Despite their unpolished aesthetic, Frankie Cosmos’ latest album is ten tiny, perfectly-formed tracks. It’s not trying to be anything ground-breaking, but it’s cute, it’s enjoyable, and it’s 17 minutes well spent.
Foster the People – Supermodel
Their début became an indie hit thanks to their distinctive sound – can Foster the People match this success with their second album?
Real Estate – Atlas
Atlas, in the end, is a refreshingly unassuming and elegant record, with a well-crafted, human sound.
Pharrell Williams – G I R L
Pharrell Williams’ return shows us why G I R L is set to be a release as big as his hat.