Once you’ve settled into it, Yeasayer’s Fragrant World is a wonderful place to explore.
All grandeur but little grace, Ceremonials lacks the heart of Florence’s debut LP.
As melodic as it is melodramatic, the Canadians’ debut LP is a dark-hearted triumph.
Salutes rock’s past with a carefree spirit and its head in the clouds.
It is, simply, a thing of beauty.
Mötley Crüe favourites continue to kick the backsides of younger peers.
Essential live recordings from the reunited synth-pop duo.
Levellers frontman reveals an unexpected and assured solo debut.
No opportunity is spared to slip in a choir or a chorus that demands a flame thrower.
The Killers frontman’s solo debut takes several stylistic cues from his day job.
Wilfully eccentric and endlessly entertaining debut from the Manchester quartet.
It’s hard not to be felled by the utter gorgeousness of this record.
Compelling narratives of disappointment and despair, which give voice to the lonely.
Undoubtedly impressive, well-honed and slickly produced.
