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Melody’s Echo Chamber  Unclouded

A further incantation of psych-pop goodness DIY

Dove Ellis  Blizzard

The drive is crystal clear, and the sound is entirely his DIY

Dove Ellis  Blizzard

The Irish singer makes his mark with a set of tender, intimate, abstract ballads NME

Dove Ellis  Blizzard

Fresh from touring with Geese and selling out headline shows, Dove Ellis’ debut translates his quietly magnetic presence into something much larger, one that barely scratches the surface of what he’s capable of. We’re just at the start Clash

De La Soul  Cabin In The Sky

This rollercoaster of an album deliberates on self-worth, artistic integrity, relevance and legacy musicOMH

Melody’s Echo Chamber  Unclouded

On her latest album of diaphanous psych rock, the French musician’s songwriting is as ethereal as ever, but the crisp production sharpens the focus Pitchfork

De La Soul  Cabin In The Sky

On the Daisy Age veterans’ 10th album, De La confront the loss of Trugoy the Dove, who died while making the record. But despite the sorrowful subtext, their rhymes and beats are as playful as ever Pitchfork

Danny Brown  Stardust

Despite the mixed results on Stardust, two things remain clear: it’ll be impossible to predict where Danny Brown goes next, and it will be appointment listening PopMatters

Dove Ellis  Blizzard

Blizzard is already adorned with an exhaustive musical tapestry, and there’s still plenty of room for Ellis to evolve. If this is his first foray into the spotlight, Ellis is poised to be idolised The Line Of Best Fit

Dove Ellis  Blizzard

There is a lot at play here, a lot to chew through with some incredible lyrical moments that catch out and make you want to rewind. But the thing that comes through clearest from start to finish on Blizzard is the obvious fact that this is an album led by feeling Far Out

Dove Ellis  Blizzard

With shades of Jeff and Tim Buckley, the Galway-born artist writes tunes so strong they seem as familiar as old friends The Guardian

Melody’s Echo Chamber  Unclouded

Surprisingly, the album’s real stand-out is the varied, inspired drumming Far Out

Melody’s Echo Chamber  Unclouded

Blooming strings, mellifluous guitars and airy vocals make Melody Prochet’s fourth album a calming place to visit – even if there’s a lack of standout tracks The Guardian

Melody’s Echo Chamber  Unclouded

Unclouded is an apt name for an album where everything sounds so effortless and clear that floats by in a delightful 30 minutes. Hopefully the positivity in Melody’s life that radiates through these songs continues God Is In The TV

Oneohtrix Point Never  Tranquilizer

Daniel Lopatin seems eager to play tricks on our brains again with Tranquilizer, yet he also seems more aware than ever about the impermanence of his work Spectrum Culture