London-based prospects return with an energetic second album. more...

The Dublin trio’s debut is fun, but offers little to set them apart from the pack. more...

One of Jurado’s strongest albums in an encouraging line of strong albums. more...

Big old heaps of bombast litter album two from the grizzled Southampton rockers. more...

Music from a bleakly beautiful twilight zone entirely of its own design. more...

A cracking debut of invention and intrigue from the New York-based trio. more...

Now, it seems, her time has finally come. more...

Transplants the pair’s fine ear for a melody onto rather meatier arrangements. more...

Album three broadens her already sublime sound while exhibiting greater confidence. more...

A mighty voice of formidably expressive multitudes, here given room to roar. more...

Album four ploughs furrows that band and listeners have explored together before. more...

An eminently listenable heavy metal album from the Richmond titans. more...

Step right up and try your luck with the self-proclaimed Kings of Punk. more...

Effervescent bursts of Ramones-inspired punk rarely breaching the two-minute mark. more...

A really wonderfully realised collection of bucolic, antiquated indie-folk. more...

These songs are more than ostentatious angst; they’re doors onto shadowy, eerie scenes. more...

A proposition to confound expectations of what an ‘indie’ band should be. more...

A sixth LP proper that’s perhaps better titled Bands Are Indifferent to Change. more...

Something as bizarrely brilliant as this debut needs to be savoured. more...

Their dark echoes are still to be heard resonating through music’s further reaches. more...