A work of stark, emotional beauty, Blake’s second record Overgrown nudges our lives forward just by its very existence.


10/10A work of stark, emotional beauty, Blake’s second record Overgrown nudges our lives forward just by its very existence.

8/10An intelligent distillation of everything that people cherish about British Sea Power and what makes them a truly Great British rock band.

7/10Harcourt seems to be dealing with a few demons of his own on this collection of world-weary songs that beats with a poetic heart of longing.

8/10A solid tenth album from a band capable of delivering the breadth and depth of response keep the Eels vehicle moving onwards and upwards.

6/10Creating an open-ended synthesized narrative, the artist most famous for the essence of music he leaves behind is starting to sound more like his true self.

6/10As relentless as its title suggests, the album’s depiction of warped sexuality is hard-hitting, shocking, harrowing even.

6.5/10Anything but morbid, this short and sweet EP keeps the wheels in motion for Dirty Projectors.

9/10A real sonic feast, that balances an understated sense of melody with an ever-present groove, writes Matthew Haddrill.

6/10Noir serves up a hitchhiker’s guide to British psychedelia, but along the way reminds us that clever music works best when it’s aimed somewhere at the heart.

6/10A nice collection of piano-driven pop songs which go easy on the ear and gentle on our frayed late summer emotions.

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7/10On their first new recording in 16 years, Dead Can Dance seem ready to pick up exactly where they left off.
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