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Vince Staples  Cry Baby

Sonically, Cry Baby has the energy, groove and beats of a classic Danger Mouse production No Ripcord

Kurt Vile  Philadelphia's been good to me

The record amounts to a deeply heartfelt and breezily disarming declaration of loved-up constancy, capped beautifully by the twinkling drift of closer Avalanches Of Snow Record Collector

Olivia Rodrigo  You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love

Olivia Rodrigo’s latest finds the young singer expanding her music to incorporate more cohesive storytelling, and in doing so, is marking herself as someone taking the artistic side of her job seriously Spectrum Culture

Pond  Terrestrials

The Australian psych-rock band’s latest features dense, detailed songwriting about corporate greed and the environment, but the music lacks its nuance and ambition Pitchfork

Pond  Terrestrials

Australia’s psych-rock jesters fend off ecological doom with cosmic fury Slant Magazine

Pond  Terrestrials

They boil everything down to its very essence DIY

Pond  Terrestrials

It's teeming with complexity, feeding references to places, events and literary signposts into songs that wrestle with the violent contradictions of being human. Print edition only Uncut

Graham Coxon  Castle Park

There’s nothing here to suggest they went unreleased for quality-control reasons. Print edition only Uncut

Graham Coxon  Castle Park

Strikes a perfect note of callow romance, all Merseybeat lunchbreak gossip on the spiky Alright and Billy Says, tipping into Zombies intrigue on When You Find Out. Yet there’s a depth of melancholy to the vibraphone haunting of Isn’t It Funny or Dripping Soul’s flamboyant Love flamenco that sees Coxon straying from the main paths and into the dark corners. Print edition only Mojo

Swim Deep  Hum

A delightful and timely reset pressed DIY

Swim Deep  Hum

While other artists they came up with have called it quits, the British indie band have kept moving forward. Their fifth album rewards that resilience with some of their most beautiful work yet NME

Swim Deep  Hum

'Hum' sees a refreshed band settling into themselves and discovering that's where the good stuff was hiding all along Dork

Graham Coxon  Castle Park

Blur guitarist's 'lost' ninth solo album mixes a strong '60s aesthetic with some interesting stylistic tangents musicOMH

Olivia Rodrigo  You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love

Aside from a few unmemorable ballads —the sparse, piano-led “Less” is an exception late on the album — Rodrigo deftly navigates the difficult task of regaining her sense of wholeness when not everything in her life has to make the most sense No Ripcord

The Rolling Stones  Foreign Tongues

More guitar-centric and holistically Stones-y than their last outing, the latest from the World’s Greatest Rock & Roll Band is built to satisfy Rolling Stone