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The Weather Station  Humanhood

The Weather Station throw you into a thunderstorm of styles and sounds, and it’s a beautiful thing to be lost in Far Out

Moonchild Sanelly  Full Moon

With the outsider energy of Janelle Monáe, OutKast, M.I.A., and (in regards to hip-hop) Gwen Stefani, Full Moon wrestles with sexuality, patriarchy, complicity, and survivor’s syndrome Beats Per Minute

Lambrini Girls  Who Let The Dogs Out

With this album, they’ve proven something big: dismantling oppressive structures doesn’t need to happen with a judgmental frown – you can do so with as much moxie as you so insist Beats Per Minute

Franz Ferdinand  The Human Fear

Shades of what came before, a glint of the glory days, and a workmanlike determination to soldier on Beats Per Minute

The Weather Station  Humanhood

The album shifts seamlessly between organic and synthetic textures, blending genres, instruments, and emotions with an improvisational yet intentional touch Northern Transmissions

Ringo Starr  Look Up

While an undemanding record that never strays far from paths well-trodden, Look Up has unmistakably received the Starr treatment Paste Magazine

Bad Bunny  Debí Tirar Más Fotos

Boasting 17-tracks and a full hour of music, ‘DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS’ is a love letter to his heritage that boasts some of Bad Bunny’s most definitive moments Clash

Bad Bunny  Debí Tirar Más Fotos

Bad Bunny synthesizes the past and present sound of Puerto Rico for an anthemic, cross-generational album. He’s a master at work to enact his vision for the future of música urbana Pitchfork

Bad Bunny  Debí Tirar Más Fotos

Debí Tirar Más Fotos is a Puerto Rican triumph, as verdant as its foliage and as vital as its cause. Hollering “Yo soy de P fucking R” from the rooftops, Bad Bunny roots himself in his homeland, yet again proving himself one of his generation’s most potent voices All Music

Bad Bunny  Debí Tirar Más Fotos

After going global, Bad Bunny returns to his roots and reclaims his reggaeton throne on his most daring LP yet NME

Bad Bunny  Debí Tirar Más Fotos

The global superstar goes back to his Puerto Rican roots, and hits another career highpoint Rolling Stone

Lambrini Girls  Who Let The Dogs Out

An album that desperately wants to be a rallying cry but feels more like an echo chamber—conflating self-congratulation with rebellion, and believing that having the right opinion loud enough is a substitute for having something to say Sputnik Music (staff)

Lambrini Girls  Who Let The Dogs Out

No amount of aggressive production or spirited shouting fixes the fact that Who Let the Dogs Out has little particularly novel or radical to say, and the project is at its best when there’s no pretense about this fact Spectrum Culture

Franz Ferdinand  The Human Fear

It feels like learning a fundamental truth about the band that even longtime fans may not have wanted to accept: perhaps Franz Ferdinand has plateaued, even stagnated Spectrum Culture

The Weather Station  Humanhood

‘Humanhood’ is not an immediate album. Simultaneously, it exerts power The Arts Desk