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Ghost  Skeletá

There’s little to no mystique to the album’s stories of spiritual crisis Slant Magazine

Ghost  Skeletá

As sweeping final ballad Excelsis picks up where previous closing tracks Life Eternal (Prequelle) and Respite On The Spitalfields (Impera) left off, compelling listeners to live life to the fullest with one eye on the inevitability of death, there’s surely no-one else living quite so deliciously on the level of The Devil Kerrang!

Ghost  Skeletá

Sweden’s kings of Satanist-forward metal-cum-arena rock capture the sound of an entire musical genre rooted in a hyper-specific era of its development on their sixth record Paste Magazine

Self Esteem  A Complicated Woman

Her most concentrated and burning record DIY

Viagra Boys  viagr aboys

Plenty to widen audiences’ expectations of the group DIY

Viagra Boys  viagr aboys

The Swedes’ fourth album continues their run of excellent, absurdist post-punk excursions. Play it loud and revel in the weirdness musicOMH

Viagra Boys  viagr aboys

It's proof that you can be dumb, loud, and brilliant all at once The Arts Desk

Viagra Boys  viagr aboys

On their latest album, Viagra Boys return to form, offering the inner workings of a corroded mind in musical form The Skinny

Self Esteem  A Complicated Woman

Self Esteem recommends listening on her third album under the stage name, and we're inclined to agree The Skinny

Tunde Adebimpe  Thee Black Boltz

While still discovering his individual identity, TV on the Radio frontman Tunde Adebimpe offers plenty to consider about the human condition along the way PopMatters

Deerhoof  Noble And Godlike In Ruin

Unpredictable and stylistically chameleonic, Deerhoof's clamorous noise and freak-out rifferama seems perfectly attuned to current world flux. Still there is joy here too. Print edition only Mojo

Deerhoof  Noble And Godlike In Ruin

The set charms and thrills. Print edition only Uncut

Deerhoof  Noble And Godlike In Ruin

Deerhoof's revolutionary rumpus feels like a beacon of open-minded light for dark times. Print edition only Record Collector

Deerhoof  Noble And Godlike In Ruin

On its latest album, the veteran quartet sounds coarse, raucous, and refreshingly immune to the staid professionalism that tends to afflict bands in their fourth decade of existence Pitchfork

Self Esteem  A Complicated Woman

Rebecca Lucy Taylor’s third album takes the best parts of Prioritise Pleasure and her debut Compliments Please, and turns it all up to 10 musicOMH