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Benjamin Francis Leftwich  Gratitude

This quietly experimental third album sees the York-born singer-songwriter explore a personal reckoning over hushed beats and woozy folktronica NME

Benjamin Francis Leftwich  Gratitude

Bens’ new direction on Gratitude is not always instantly easy to digest; yet Gratitude is brave and courageous XS Noize

Benjamin Francis Leftwich  Gratitude

While there are moments on Gratitude where Benjamin Francis Leftwich's positivity is genuinely very nice to hear, all in all his new album is musically beige and lyrically clichéd The Skinny

Benjamin Francis Leftwich  Gratitude

A rebrand and a couple of synthesisers can make for a powerful combination DIY

Benjamin Francis Leftwich  Gratitude

Overall, this album isn’t bad, it’s very easy to listen to and it’s quite likeable with some beautiful moments. However, it doesn’t bring with it the life-altering, head-over-heels feeling that I’ve had before with previous BFL albums Drowned In Sound

The Brian Jonestown Massacre  The Brian Jonestown Massacre

Another phantasmagorical creation. If you like your music far-out and with a distinct nod to the 60s you’ve come to the right place. Hop on for the ride XS Noize

The Brian Jonestown Massacre  The Brian Jonestown Massacre

The best thing about it is its ability to get you out of your mind without chemical assistance The Arts Desk

The Brian Jonestown Massacre  The Brian Jonestown Massacre

One of their most consistent and cohesive LPs, offering something for most fans out there Sputnik Music (staff)

The Brian Jonestown Massacre  The Brian Jonestown Massacre

While there's nothing particularly new or breakaway on this self-titled release, it’s a familiar feeling that will leave fans more than satisfied The Skinny

The Brian Jonestown Massacre  The Brian Jonestown Massacre

Newton's ups and downs might not always be fun, but they make for gripping listening. Print edition only Q

The Brian Jonestown Massacre  The Brian Jonestown Massacre

The Brian Jonestown Massacre is exactly what you expect, and selfishly want, The Brian Jonestown Massacre to sound like music OMH

The Brian Jonestown Massacre  The Brian Jonestown Massacre

15 years after Newcombe nearly destroyed himself, it’s good to hear him sound so self-assured The Independent

Cochemea  All My Relations

Simultaneously meditative and stirring Exclaim

Cochemea  All My Relations

A thought-provoking, welcome addition to the cosmic jazz uprising. Print edition only Mojo

Cochemea  All My Relations

The Dap-Kings saxophonist assembles a sizeable, percussion-heavy ensemble on a set that draws inspiration from a search for his ancestral past Pitchfork