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Fcukers  Ö

Nothing about the album asks permission: it wants a dancefloor, a crowd and a slightly irresponsible amount of volume Dork

Fcukers  Ö

A swift album that’ll prove difficult to grow tired of DIY

Fcukers  Ö

Altogether, Ö feels like candy: addictive, sweet, glossy; the ultimate sugar rush. While it remains to be seen if there's a crash coming, Fcukers are undeniably the life of the party Exclaim

Fcukers  Ö

For a band sold as New York's next great party-starters, much of the debut album from Fcukers feels oddly undercooked The Skinny

Fcukers  Ö

It doesn’t take itself too seriously, and it’s exactly what’s needed heading into summer. Fcukers know what they do best, and they are at the top of their game. Who’s ready to keep up with them? The Line Of Best Fit

Robyn  Sexistential

After 2018’s meditative Honey, the Swedish star returns to her trademark skin-tingling electro bangers – but this time she’s unpicking her trademark fixation on romantic love The Guardian

Underscores  U

This is a proper pop album, not in spite of its oddness, but because of it Dork

James Blake  Trying Times

It’s not Blake’s most immediate album, and probably not his most consistent. But it might be one of his most honest, not because it says more, but because it leaves more unsaid Beats Per Minute

The Twilight Sad  It's The Long Goodbye

Six albums in, they’ve delivered something that feels both intensely personal and completely universal. It’s The Long Goodbye doesn’t try to dress anything up or soften the edges. It sits with the reality of loss and lets it unfold in its own time XS Noize

The Black Crowes  A Pound of Feathers

Chris and Rich Robinson didn’t twiddle their thumbs when putting together this bubbling cauldron of rock, blues, soul and funk – A Pound Of Feathers was done and dusted in just 10 days, and benefits from both discipline and spontaneity Record Collector

Robyn  Sexistential

The essence of what has driven Robyn’s 30-plus year career DIY

Robyn  Sexistential

Questioning everything about love, life and sex, Robyn takes us on a joyride that’s both serious and silly NME

BTS  ARIRANG

After nearly four years, the world-conquering boyband are back, bringing with them new reflections on life and shining light on more facets of their cultural heritage NME

Robyn  Sexistential

In so clearly seeking to recapture a certain kind of early-millennial energy in its production and songwriting, Sexistential perhaps forfeits the potential to be its own thing in a way that Honey indisputably was Exclaim

James Blake  Trying Times

With the shackles of the majors thrown off, Trying Times seems like the most fun Blake has had in a while Spectrum Culture