A laid-back record with a strong sense of place to play just as the day is taking shape while you contemplate life over a ...

It takes a special kind of confidence to invite comparisons to one of the most revered albums in history, but if anyone can, ...

The London-via-NYC polymath’s third album is proof positive that the more you write about what you know, the better the ...

Horrors, the ones who crawled out of the crypt with Strange House, tore the indie rulebook in half with Primary Colours, and ...

Floating somewhere between worlds – spiritual and streetwise, experimental yet grounded, like the smell of incense outside a ...

Also, being a Japanese Breakfast album, there are also moments of deep sadness. Little Girl deals with a father who finds solace in gin and watching ATVs race, while “dreaming of a daughter who won’t ...

With a few surprises along the way, the Frenchman’s first album in seven years leaves the warm glow it was designed to create ...

But if you’re up for something more mellow, more introspective – just hanging out inside Brian D’Addario’s brain for a bit – then you’re in for a ride. It’s not some big reinvention, more like an ...

The Atlanta rapper delivers a lot of music on his third album, with Travis Scott, Skepta, Kendrick Lamar and The Weeknd along ...

Kristin Hersh has been one of the most prolific, idiosyncratic voices in alternative rock for the last 40 years – and also one of the most influential, being a prime name in the East Coast scene in ...

Instantly likeable songs that touch on communication issues, growing old and lessons of life, to be promoted by the Orange Juice lynchpin’s final UK tour As obvious as it may sound, a brush with death ...