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Jessie Ware  Superbloom

A change-up might well be welcome for album number seven, but Ware’s latest disco-pop knees-up is a jubilant record from someone operating at the top of her game Far Out

Arlo Parks  Ambiguous Desire

Overall, a brilliant effort from one of British music’s most gifted artists Hot Press

Jessie Ware  Superbloom

Across 13 delightful tracks, Superbloom sees Jessie Ware at her most radiant, and keeps up the incredible momentum she’s built with her previous disco-inflected output. A work that’s equal parts soul-stirring and head-spinning Hot Press

They Might Be Giants  The World Is to Dig

Not many musical acts reach their 40th anniversaries and fewer still make music worthy of their legacies, but with The World Is to Dig, They Might Be Giants remain wonderfully different All Music

Snocaps  Snocaps

While some listeners may prefer one singer or type of song over the other, the tracks are all short and strong, sounding less like a side project and more like an album deep into the discography of a beloved indie pop band. And in a way, that's what it is All Music

Jessie Ware  Superbloom

The podcaster’s third sequin-festooned album in a row is her most retro, with its slightly cringe moments balanced by unerring quality control and opulent arrangements The Guardian

Jessie Ware  Superbloom

The British singer and podcast host is now fully enmeshed in a world of gasps and moans and sensual purring, with her third album on the trot of shimmering disco bops The Independent

Lime Garden  Maybe Not Tonight

The album likes to keep moving, and on occasion that might mean a moment that should sting a bit more just barges through instead. But, on the other hand, that all-in quality is also why most of it works Dork

Arlo Parks  Ambiguous Desire

Parks hasn’t stopped being an observer; she’s just stepped into the frame Dork

Holly Humberstone  Cruel World

A much more deliberate record than her previous work, and all the stronger for it Dork

My New Band Believe  My New Band Believe

Picton throws everything at it and commits fully, and that conviction carries the whole thing. Whether it gets full marks or not probably depends on how far you’re willing to follow him - but if you do, it’s a wild ride Dork

They Might Be Giants  The World Is to Dig

They are still digging, still building, and still keeping us entertained by decorating the same brilliant, idiosyncratic birdhouse that we have continued to live with, and not forgotten, all this time Spill Magazine

Lime Garden  Maybe Not Tonight

A blur of coming-of-age emotions Clash

Lime Garden  Maybe Not Tonight

Like Wet Leg, Charli xcx, and Lola Young, Lime Garden are writing their own stories and making the best mistakes. They may be leaving their early twenties behind, but with Maybe Not Tonight, they arrive as a musical force to be reckoned with All Music

Lime Garden  Maybe Not Tonight

Best friends don’t need to explain their choices and references, leading to the creation of an album that dynamically embodies how dynamic friendships and the people in them are. It’s the same sauce that led all of the country’s best, allowing for each member’s evolution. As they launch their second incredible offering and a clear step up from their debut, Lime Garden position themselves to keep climbing up in their ranks Far Out