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They Might Be Giants  The World Is to Dig

They're also practitioners of the ancient art form of popcraft, constructing tight, clever confections then working with longtime co-producer Pat Dillett to ensure the hooks are delivered cleanly and efficiently. They remain funny, too. Print edition only Mojo

Tomora  Come Closer

Dance don Tom Rowlands and Norwegian phenomenon Aurora take us on an otherworldly rave as an "exceptional" supergroup NME

Jessie Ware  Superbloom

On Superbloom, Jessie Ware goes toe-to-toe with the law of diminishing returns The Skinny

Jessie Ware  Superbloom

Self-effacing pop diva indulges in carnal pleasures Clash

Jessie Ware  Superbloom

Building on the sumptuous disco stylings of her last two albums, this time the mirrorball - and the horniness - giddy right up musicOMH

Angine de Poitrine  Vol.II

The duo’s ability to match the experimentation with a sparkling energy and infectious drive suggests that Vol. II would impress even if its creators dressed in nothing more eye-catching than road-worn jeans and T-shirts The Line Of Best Fit

Jessie Ware  Superbloom

The third album in the singer’s disco trilogy feels like something brighter and more perennial Slant Magazine

Jessie Ware  Superbloom

Ware doesn’t just sound like a natural dancefloor maestro. She proves to be a force of nature Under The Radar

Tomora  Come Closer

Neither a Chemical Brothers record with a guest vocal, nor an AURORA record with heavier production, Come Closer feels more like a shared space, with each artist’s approach left largely intact Spectrum Culture

Tomora  Come Closer

Glittering, supersized dance juggernaut fuses the Chemical Brother’s propulsive electronica and the Norwegian’s icy, eerie singing and production The Irish Times

Tomora  Come Closer

Overstimulating, eerie, weird and wild Dork

Tomora  Come Closer

Occasionally uneven effort from art-pop star and dance maestro Hot Press

Tomora  Come Closer

Tomora comes off as a good-natured side quest, freely venturing into unexpected territory and maintaining an adventurous spirit All Music

Raye  This Music May Contain Hope

Grander, louder and packed with even more lyrics than her debut, Raye’s THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. is perhaps the best and first must-listen in pop music this year Spectrum Culture

Jessie Ware  Superbloom

Following two irresistibly groovy records, Ware serves up another sleek, sexy helping of disco-pop. It's too bad the songs are less innovative than their predecessors Paste Magazine