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Bjørn Torske  Byen

Fans will surely enjoy more Torske in their lives, and Byen is Bjørn Torske at his most idyllic Exclaim

Bjørn Torske  Byen

An uncomplicated album that feels content with its firmly middling style Spectrum Culture

Luluc  Sculptor

Randell and Hassett are a formidable musical team, certainly, with both skill and vision to spare. They proved that on Passerby. Sculptor, on the other hand, seems like it’s searching for the right path forward, with both glimmers of hope and rough patches Paste Magazine

Miss Red  K.O.

While not every track on here leaves a lasting impression, the album as a whole certainly does Resident Advisor

RP Boo  I'll Tell You What

True to form, RP Boo is always mutating, and is anything but stuck in the past Exclaim

Body/Head  The Switch

The purpose it seems is to create something uncomfortable to listen to. Something you never want to listen to again. Can we get a slow clap? Earbuddy

Dirty Projectors  Lamp Lit Prose

Lower the windows, crank that volume, and sing along at the top of your lungs Sputnik Music (staff)

Let's Eat Grandma  I'm All Ears

Let’s Eat Grandma present themselves as outsiders and are eager to assert themselves through any power source they can get their hands on Spectrum Culture

Drake  Scorpion

Scorpion will be more remembered as a landmark in the rapidly shifting sands of music media and production, than for anything it says about Drake himself The Arts Desk

Deafheaven  Ordinary Corrupt Human Love

Makes good on years of experimental ambition Rolling Stone

Dirty Projectors  Lamp Lit Prose

Dazzling and exhausting Rolling Stone

Deafheaven  Ordinary Corrupt Human Love

Deafheaven have not just made one of the best metal albums in recent memory, they’ve made one of the best albums of the decade, full stop The Quietus

RP Boo  I'll Tell You What

I’ll Tell You What is slippery, contrary, devious - to listen is to be seduced and mangled The Quietus

Drake  Scorpion

With Scorpion, Drake makes a cohesive argument for broadening our attention spans and enjoying life's music, regardless of runtime PopMatters

Dirty Projectors  Lamp Lit Prose

For all its grandiose anxiety, the most rewarding moments here boil down to a simple reprieve: love and art can empower the meek to stare down the apocalypse Pitchfork