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Hen Ogledd  DISCOMBOBULATED

On Hen Ogledd’s latest record, things feel messier and more exposed, as if logic itself has become suspect Spectrum Culture

Hen Ogledd  DISCOMBOBULATED

Featuring taunts in Welsh, ‘bard rap’ and spirited jigs, the British quartet’s ragged, rich music underpins their vision for change The Guardian

Hen Ogledd  DISCOMBOBULATED

Hen Ogledd's latest album, focused on life, death and rebirth sways more into the meandering rather than the conclusive, leaving things feeling somewhat stunted The Skinny

Hen Ogledd  DISCOMBOBULATED

In spite of its title and the national mood which it both mirrors and rebuffs, it’s a smile-inducing, healing experience, one which reminds you of all the good-weird in the world, rather than the bad-weird, which so often seems to be winning in these strange, discombobulated days Clash

Hen Ogledd  DISCOMBOBULATED

The multiple styles and masses of guest appearances on Discombobulated could have produced a scrambled blob, but instead the community around the core band members adds clarity and strength The Quietus

Hen Ogledd  DISCOMBOBULATED

Dizzying stuff. Print edition only Mojo

Hen Ogledd  DISCOMBOBULATED

Hen Ogledd make music on their fifth album which feels rooted in something more timeless than simple pop. Print edition only Record Collector

Hen Ogledd  DISCOMBOBULATED

A truly singular record. Print edition only Uncut

Moby  Future Quiet

In dealing with his own anxiety and insomnia, Moby has created a 14-track state of therapy for his own mind but kindly offered it to the world. It is the offering of one of the genius producers of our time Clash

Mumford & Sons  Prizefighter

The solemnness of the title track reverberates throughout most of the other tracks on the ‘Prizefighter’ album. It easily wins the ‘prize’ as the best song on an especially spectacular album Clash

Peaches  No Lube So Rude

Underneath all the references to rampant sex and general debauchery, there’s a beating heart at the centre of Merrill Nisker’s exhilarating, essential work musicOMH

Moby  Future Quiet

Regenerating his introverted side, this straight-from-the-heart outing offers private musical ambience to soothe and console musicOMH

Sébastien Tellier  Kiss The Beast

Six years on from his last artist album Domesticated, one of the finest French songsmiths around returns – with some surprise guest turns musicOMH

Charli XCX  Wuthering Heights

While it’s certainly not the bold left turn some critics are evidently trying to manifest, it remains a perfectly fine record — even if it feels oddly static No Ripcord

Mumford & Sons  Prizefighter

These are assured, solid songs by very good musicians, albeit lacking a killer punch or any wild, barrier-pushing inspiration. Print edition only Record Collector