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Ravyn Lenae
Blue Island
Even if it's hard to imagine anything on Blue Island blowing up as much as "Love Me Not" did, the album continues Lenae's run of strong, adventurous records
All Music
Laura Veirs
Temple Songs
Temple Songs is quietly confident and infused with the strong poetic sense that marks all of Veirs' best work. That she no longer employs a producer to pull it all together is merely a sign of her growth and maturation as an artist
All Music
Jungle
Sunshine
It’s business as usual for a band that are comfortingly dependable but due a shake-up
Rolling Stone UK
Jungle
Sunshine
Over a decade and still churning out albums like this. Jungle seem completely incapable of putting a foot wrong at this point
Far Out
Jungle
Sunshine
Continues to amalgamate genres into a cacophony of vibes, artist creativity and collaboration, and tracks made for the dance floor. It’s one of the best records to come out of this year, and it is highly recommended
Spill Magazine
Jungle
Sunshine
Consistently enjoyable without ever feeling particularly surprising
DIY
Jungle
Sunshine
A summer smasher. Print edition only
Record Collector
Jungle
Sunshine
Eleven concise tunes float by like a host of funky angels. It's a beach party for the soul. Print edition only
Mojo
Getdown Services
Massive Champion
The noise around the band is at fever pitch, and their second record, Massive Champion, is ready to ignite a flame that will burn out any such nonsense around trend-based accusations. This is a band who are here to stay
Far Out
Laura Veirs
Temple Songs
It’s an album full of questions, full of seeking, and of quietly accepting solitude until some of the answers begin to become clear. It’s an album that flicks a match or lights a candle in the dark, and holds onto the hope that the light brings, for as long as it remains
Far Out
Phoebe Bridgers
Lost Weekend
On the whole, the album is already a knockout. Then you arrive at ‘As Above’, and you will hear Bridgers as you have never heard her before
Far Out
Phoebe Bridgers
Lost Weekend
Ultimately, despite the tumultuous few years Bridgers has faced, Lost Weekend triumphs as her strongest body of work to date
Beats Per Minute
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