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Haim  I quit

The new blueprint of the purpose Haim serve in the current rock landscape, now and in the future Far Out

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard   Phantom Island

The album’s big sound and intense optimism offer a lot of brightness to take in. But anyone listening to a band called King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard should not expect subtlety Beats Per Minute

Turnstile  Never Enough

It’s the record that kids will ask their parents to buy for them, and which parents will tell their kids about when it’s decades old Beats Per Minute

Haim  I quit

Four albums in, the San Fernando Valley sisters have become masters of their craft, pushing their dexterous songwriting and playful indie-rock sound in rich, exciting new directions Paste Magazine

Haim  I quit

Their ‘fuck it’ attitude is nothing short of palpable DIY

Haim  I quit

The sisters’ fourth album is set at a crossroads in the grieving process. But it never dwells on despair NME

Haim  I quit

If Women in Music Pt. III cracked the door open, I quit stands in the threshold, taking stock of what's worth carrying forward Exclaim

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard   Phantom Island

A good Gizzard record, but perhaps not a great one Spectrum Culture

Patrick Wolf  Crying The Neck

Wolf emerges after a tumultuous decade mostly away from music, enraptured by the coastal landscape of East Kent and with all of his outsized talent and excesses intact Spectrum Culture

Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts  Talkin To The Trees

The album takes a number of left turns and features a great number of references to previous Young albums, both the popular and the obscure Spectrum Culture

Haim  I quit

Rarely works up a sweat yet maintains a jiggling, low-level funk The Arts Desk

caroline  Caroline 2

On their second album, London collective caroline deliver a dazzlingly inventive, meticulously-crafted masterclass in experimentation The Skinny

Matt Berninger  Get Sunk

Candid of his struggles with depression and a debilitating writer’s block, I hope the utility of the lesser songs here is better felt by its maker Under The Radar

Haim  I quit

It may not hit the highs of their earlier work with quite the same force, but it doesn’t need to – if it ain’t broke, HAIM aren’t trying to fix it The Line Of Best Fit

Ty Segall  Possession

Ty Segall displays a new level of maturity that seeks to harness the power of his craft, proving that killer riffs can be enjoyable without being polarizing PopMatters