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Wet Leg  moisturizer

After the whirlwind of their debut album, the Isle Of Wight band could have capitulated to the pressure. Instead, they return smarter, sexier and altogether stronger NME

Wet Leg  moisturizer

There’s also a fluidity to the entirety of Moisturizer that ventures beyond the limitations of the debut and everything Wet Leg signalled in their early stages Far Out

Barry Can’t Swim  Loner

Loner is an easy improvement over Barry Can't Swim's debut album, and he retains his ability to craft reflective, sentimental material while strengthening his skills at making airtight tracks designed to ignite the dancefloor All Music

Wet Leg  moisturizer

Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers double down on the weird energy of their debut The Independent

Wet Leg  moisturizer

Rhian Teasdale and co’s second album brilliantly refines all that was great about their brash, bouncy debut The Irish Times

Wet Leg  moisturizer

After winning multiple Grammys and Brits, the Isle of Wight band explore love and sexuality on their second LP – but there’s still room for some barbed put-downs The Guardian

Wet Leg  moisturizer

Wet Leg’s balance of danger and relaxation pays off in this turbulently fun listen. Excitingly crafted and dangerously sharp, moisturizer is the sound of someone rolling their eyes at how lovesick they’ve become, then shrugging before seeing how far it’ll take them Northern Transmissions

Gwenno  Utopia

Utopia is different from her previous work not just because of the language shift, but because of how it was made. Instead of starting electronically, Gwenno composed most of these songs on piano, recording live with her band in her living room. That choice gives Utopia organic warmth. The human touch is evident in how the instruments breathe together Northern Transmissions

Barry Can’t Swim  Loner

Another that sounds like it will be blasted from windows of all kinds whenever the sun shines The Arts Desk

Barry Can’t Swim  Loner

On his latest record, Barry Can’t Swim cements himself as a boundary-pushing voice in electronic music, one fluent in mood, movement, and meaningful reflection The Skinny

Wet Leg  moisturizer

U.K. indie-rockers party hard and travel fast on their great second album Rolling Stone

Gwenno  Utopia

Gwenno’s songwriting matures compellingly on Utopia The Line Of Best Fit

Kesha  . [Period]

Kesha’s . is a mess of a statement The Line Of Best Fit

Pulp  More

Far more than the themes of aging, sex, and loss, Pulp’s More straight-facedly spreads the word of love and it is the start of something new — a rebirth PopMatters

Barry Can’t Swim  Loner

The Scottish producer trades sun-soaked bliss for emotional introspection – without losing the big drops musicOMH