Latest Reviews 12-18 March 2012 
Marcus CollinsMarcus Collins
Collins is a competent pop-soul vocalist – but he’s also a terribly corny one.reviewed by Nick Levine
All of MeEstelle
This long-awaited third set is remarkable for its lack of standout hits.reviewed by Nick Levine
Toward the Low Sun Dirty Three
Australian instrumental trio rediscovers their form on album eight.reviewed by Spencer Grady
In a Dim LightNedry
A striking vision born of the studied assimilation of bass culture constituents.reviewed by Mike Diver
Numbers: 1-13Three Trapped Tigers
Uniquely inspiring, genre-busting fare from a trio of fiercely creative musicians.reviewed by Mike Diver
SSSSVCMG
Vince Clarke and Martin Gore reunite for a fine set of European-flavoured techno.reviewed by Ian Wade
Pressure & Time ReduxRival Sons
The LA quartet’s second LP, reissued with extras, comes stuffed with rollicking tunes.reviewed by Greg Moffitt
OdeBrad Mehldau Trio
A ceaseless stream of fresh ideas runs throughout this electrically energised session.reviewed by Martin Longley
Tosta MistaHooded Fang
A cannily concise second set from the Polaris Prize-nominated Canadians.reviewed by Mike Diver
Open Your HeartThe Men
These Brooklyn-based animal men are rocking for themselves, but we’re all invited.reviewed by Darren Loucaides
Home AgainMichael Kiwanuka
The Sound of 2012 winner’s debut is full of faith and sincerity.reviewed by Matthew Horton
Visions Grimes
A third LP to savour from the distinctive Canadian artist.reviewed by Lou Thomas
2Funkshone
A summery second set from the British groove merchants.reviewed by Angus Taylor
EkstasisJulia Holter
An artist vividly committed to exploring new frontiers in a rewarding way.reviewed by Hari Ashurst
