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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard   Butterfly 3000

Purists who flinched when Tame Impala began to morph into a hairier Da¢ Punk may be similarly nonplussed by the sextet’s turn toward blissed-out dance-rock, but everyone else will have a lot of fun. Print edition only Uncut

Griff  One Foot In Front Of The Other

A perfectly weighted mixtape Clash

Griff  One Foot In Front Of The Other

Pop in its purest and most euphoric form The Line Of Best Fit

Griff  One Foot In Front Of The Other

She continues to standout from her contemporaries Gigwise

Griff  One Foot In Front Of The Other

The Hertfordshire musician enters her golden period with a flawless debut mixtape NME

Griff  One Foot In Front Of The Other

Despite being a self-taught producer, when listening, without the sight of her extraordinary bubble-ponytail, there aren’t enough touches to make her sound unique Evening Standard

Griff  One Foot In Front Of The Other

The Brits show-stealing 20-year-old has earworms and wise words to burn on this tantalising mini-album The Observer

Kings of Convenience  Peace Or Love

Hanging everything they have on two voices and two guitars may seem unchallenging but the space that hangs in between the songs’ limited production speak as loud as the songs themselves Northern Transmissions

Kings of Convenience  Peace Or Love

Kings of Convenience have never needed to be revelatory to be worth listening to, and Peace or Love is just as endearing and enjoyable at a time when lighthearted fare might be hard to come by Exclaim

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard   Butterfly 3000

You could call Butterfly 3000 the least King Gizzard album of their career — there is next-to-no distortion or guitar riff theatrics. Nevertheless, it's a refreshing departure from the psychedelic garage records the band has released in the past few years Exclaim

Kings of Convenience  Peace Or Love

In clarifying their sound so carefully, Kings of Convenience may have lost something of substance The Arts Desk

Crowded House  Dreamers Are Waiting

If some listeners don’t feel quite the immediacy that connected them with some of Crowded House’s early material, Dreamers Are Waiting is an album that rewards with multiple plays as a whole. It may also move those same listeners that Crowded House is producing such fine work more than 30 years since their debut Under The Radar

Dean Blunt  Black Metal 2

Seven years after the first instalment, Dean Blunt’s Black Metal sequel makes a gorgeous addition to the oeuvre of Hackney’s master art-pop prankster The Quietus

Kings of Convenience  Peace Or Love

Pretty much from the first note of Rumours, it’s clear that Øye and Bøe have slipped very easily back into their old ways of working. This is an album full of wistful, hushed vocals, gently plucked acoustics and some beautiful harmonies musicOMH

Kings of Convenience  Peace Or Love

The Norwegian duo return to prove there’s always been more to them than just soothing harmonies Evening Standard