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Ty Segall  Possession

Possession is a solid album, but there are certainly moments where you wish for something more from Segall – after all, we know he’s got it in him Far Out

Ty Segall  Possession

In a discography known for its left turns and reinventions, Possession stands as a shimmering stone, proof that Segall is still searching, still evolving, and, crucially, still connecting Northern Transmissions

Ty Segall  Possession

Wrapping up a run of mercurial stylistic gambits, the So Cal garage rocker settles into back-to-basics psych and stadium rock on a record packed with feel-good anthems Pitchfork

Ty Segall  Possession

His Beatlesy nous aligns to a sort of strutting glam-baroque, without losing the dynamism that made Segall’s scrappier projects such fun. Print edition only Mojo

Ty Segall  Possession

Littered with songs that are grand, detailed and ambitious. Print edition only Uncut

Alan Sparhawk  With Trampled by Turtles

It’s his self-assured attitude, and perhaps self-fulfilling motivations that quietly center this record, even when it stumbles Northern Transmissions

Alan Sparhawk  With Trampled by Turtles

It’s not an entirely bleak album – though it has its moments, there’s a lot of beauty here in its thirty-two minutes. It is further proof of Sparhawk’s songwriting prowess, and like the aforementioned Messrs. Young and Costello, it will be interesting to see what he produces next God Is In The TV

Alan Sparhawk  With Trampled by Turtles

As with so much of what came before it, Sparhawk’s songs are so quietly magnificent, the setting for them becomes almost arbitrary All Music

Alan Sparhawk  With Trampled by Turtles

Somehow, With Trampled with Turtles combines the emotional heaviness and wounded introspection seamlessly with the palpable, communal joy of playing and singing music in good company The Line Of Best Fit

Alan Sparhawk  With Trampled by Turtles

The sense is of both parties yielding to the moment, guided by instinct and decades of fluency in their respective practices. Print edition only Uncut

Kathryn Joseph  WE WERE MADE PREY.

Seething electronic undercurrents dredge depths of barely concealed rage. And amid the storm, moments of tenderness. Print edition only Uncut

Kathryn Joseph  WE WERE MADE PREY.

Joseph is adeptly complemented by Campbell’s contributions, which draw out the understated volatility of her songs and delivery The Line Of Best Fit

Kathryn Joseph  WE WERE MADE PREY.

On her latest album, Kathryn Joseph conjures even more delicate ways to doubt, rage and come to terms with being The Skinny

Kathryn Joseph  WE WERE MADE PREY.

The Glasgow songwriter’s fourth album is an intense, haunting listen. The raw emotion is something to behold musicOMH

yeule  Evangelic Girl Is A Gun

It's easily some of their most accessible work, and one of the most potent distillations of their chaotic yet introspective songwriting style All Music