21 March 2023
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Yves Tumor Praise a Lord Who Chews but Which Does Not Consume; (or Simply, Hot Between Worlds)
It’s somewhat of a transitionary moment. Even if it remains to be seen what destination it leads to, there’s still enough interesting material here to fulfill its destiny Beats Per Minute
Lana Del Rey Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd
A magnum opus of reincarnation and revisitation - as heard once Gigwise
The LA artist's ninth album – amongst her most revealing work yet – continues to expand the modern icon's artistry NME
100 Gecs 10,000 gecs
More streamlined for tours and crowd singalongs. In many ways, 10,000 Gecs is consummately the album 100 gecs were supposed to make, and far from the worst possible version of that album to boot Sputnik Music (staff)
M83 Fantasy
An undeniable improvement over his mid-late 2010’s output, and hopefully the beginning of a long upward trajectory for the M83 brand Sputnik Music (staff)
The duo shed their hyperpop label and commit to the bit, no matter how stupid Spectrum Culture
On their latest record, Yves Tumor attempts to rewrite the history of the rock gods we idolise The Skinny
Lana has grown stratospherically as an artist since she stopped giving a damn, but freedom isn’t all sunshine and roses. As this record proves, it can be complicated, nerve-racking, and more than a little messy too The Line Of Best Fit
On his ninth album, Anthony Gonzalez is still trying to recapture childhood’s pangs of wonderment. This time, his nostalgia leads him back to the youthful drama of his own Before the Dawn Heals Us Pitchfork
While such a varied smattering of ideas can work against its benefit on occasion — the instrumental Purified by the Fire being an example, which does recall their early output — Tumor hangs everything together with dark and inventive layers of pain that never relent No Ripcord
The US pop-punk duo go for the mainstream jugular with nagging melodies and killer hooks The Observer
Exhausting, memeable electro-rock songs that sound like Sonic the Hedgehog had an accident with a cement mixer Evening Standard
This artist has the skill and adventurousness to send their songs in any direction Evening Standard
U2 Songs Of Surrender
The band revisit their back catalogue with varying degrees of success The FT
True to its name, Fantasy isn't for the skeptical; Gonzalez demands you dive in with him, and a lot of fans will be happy to take the plunge All Music
Since we've been around, that is. So, the highest-rated albums from the past twelve years or so. Rankings are calculated to two decimal places.
Kendrick Lamar To Pimp A Butterfly
Fiona Apple Fetch The Bolt Cutters
Kendrick Lamar Damn.
D'Angelo And The Vanguard Black Messiah
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds Ghosteen
Self Esteem Prioritise Pleasure
Bob Dylan Rough and Rowdy Ways
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds Skeleton Tree
Frank Ocean Channel Orange
Dave We’re All Alone In This Together