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Jenny on Holiday  Quicksand Heart

Keeps a glossy electropop trajectory, but there's a precarious tilt to the shoegazing rush of Do You Still Believe In Me? or the startling heartbroken lyrics of Dolphins. Print edition only Mojo

Jenny on Holiday  Quicksand Heart

Unabashedly emphatic songs that nod to Robyn, Cyndi Lauper and Kate Bush, though the settings are largely those of a US mainstream, '90s grunge-pop band. They flatten the resonance of Hollingworth's lyrics. Print edition only Uncut

Jenny on Holiday  Quicksand Heart

A revitalising break that underscores the small joys of living and points to blue skies ahead DIY

Jenny on Holiday  Quicksand Heart

It’s no surprise that Quicksand Heart doesn’t make for a grand departure from Let’s Eat Grandma’s sound, though fans of the band will have no problem hearing about what Hollingworth got up to on her holiday The Skinny

Sleaford Mods  The Demise of Planet X

There are sweet moments on The Demise Of Planet X and a more delicate musical palette, but the overwhelming mood is one of weariness; with the state of the world and the tedious, endless gotchas. Print edition only Mojo

Sleaford Mods  The Demise of Planet X

The softer edges and new accessibility only makes the fury and dread eerily heavier. Print edition only Uncut

Sleaford Mods  The Demise of Planet X

If Williamson is more vulnerable than ever, Fearn is more inventive. The record bristles with details, from No Touch’s vocoder and Megaton’s whomping beat to the Wu-Tang-style wind chimes and tense guitar of Bad Santa Record Collector

Dry Cleaning  Secret Love

While this myriad of attempts to shapeshift suggests that this record could turn out to represent a transitional period where they attempt to find a new sound to settle into in the grand scheme of things, it’s clear that they’re still pretty good at whatever style they attempt in the interim Far Out

Snocaps  Snocaps

Tangible contrasts in their approaches to singing emerge, with Katie’s voice often soaring above the backdrop and Allison’s delivery more often immersed in the arrangements. Yet when they harmonise, as on supremely confident album standout Wasteland, they sound innately simpatico Record Collector

The Cribs  Selling A Vibe

They remain one of the most irrepressibly vital bands in Britain DIY

The Cribs  Selling A Vibe

Nine studio albums in, and the Jarmans are still adding winning new tricks to their bow NME

The Cribs  Selling A Vibe

Their most sonically polished record, and somehow their most emotionally direct Northern Transmissions

Dry Cleaning  Secret Love

Secret Love doesn’t abandon what came before, but it no longer holds everything at the same distance. Shaw is still assembling mosaics from overheard fragments and domestic absurdities Northern Transmissions

Dry Cleaning  Secret Love

It’s not a record likely to shift anyone’s needle, but for those on the fonder side, it’s a whole new set of treats to explore DIY

Dry Cleaning  Secret Love

From six-minute jams to new adventures in freak-folk, the London band carve deeper into their niche on album three NME