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Miranda Lambert  Postcards From Texas

Her ninth album is a tribute to her native state, with a personal touch Rolling Stone

Miranda Lambert  Postcards From Texas

Very much in the tradition of Dolly Parton, she inhabits an empowered, don’t-give-a-damn feminine persona The Arts Desk

Miranda Lambert  Postcards From Texas

The style and substance Miranda Lambert has delivered with each successive album is as present as ever on Postcards from Texas — this time paying tribute to her home state and its musical diversity Spectrum Culture

Miranda Lambert  Postcards From Texas

The country star shares poignant life lessons told through vignettes of a roadtrip across the Lone Star state on her charming tenth album NME

Blossoms  Gary

Blossoms have arguably beaten themselves at their own game with Gary, a collection of arrestingly catchy, carefree pop songs that are sure to steal the hearts of fans and newcomers alike God Is In The TV

Blossoms  Gary

Throwing away boxes or labels, ‘Gary’ is the most fun you’ll have with any band in 2024 Dork

Blossoms  Gary

Party album goes big on frivolity The Irish Times

Blossoms  Gary

Five albums in, and they are still splendid and unique. This album will not disappoint faithful fans and will claim a legion of new ones XS Noize

Blossoms  Gary

Ten years after they quit their day job to go full-time, their latest is another example of how effortlessly good the Stockport band can be musicOMH

Blossoms  Gary

If you could sum up the fifth studio album in one word, it would be ‘liberating’, the band have released ‘Gary’ on their own label and have relished in the freedom for making music for themselves and the fans that love them Clash

The Voidz  Like All Before You

It’s all interestingly varied stuff, although the chopping and changing of styles makes it hard to get a handle on who The Voidz really want to be. Print edition only Uncut

The Voidz  Like All Before You

All the ducking and feinting is entertaining enough, but it begins to feel more like a box of disguises than a coherent album. Print edition only Mojo

The Voidz  Like All Before You

In isolation, there’s a lot to enjoy among these tracks, but together, ‘Like All Before You’ requires a lot of listens and maybe a couple of aspirin to translate DIY

The Voidz  Like All Before You

An illustrious tour de force, this is experimental music that balances what’s classic, classy and cool Clash

The Waeve  City Lights

There are thrills aplenty, particularly the raging “Broken Boys” and surprisingly Gary Numan-esque “Moth To The Flame”, but despite the mournful “I Belong To”’s validation and redemptive closer “Sunrise”, the mood’s still frequently dark. Print edition only Uncut