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The Twilight Sad  It Won't Be Like This

Rather than being owned by their demons, The Twilight Sad have created an 11-track exorcism to master them. It’s a full-bodied and inescapable mood-piece, and a visceral account of their victory in the fight to exist. We should feel grateful to have them NME

The Twilight Sad  It Won't Be Like This

The future is now. The future is The Twilight Sad. You read it here first Under The Radar

Sharon Van Etten  Remind Me Tomorrow

The artist’s contemplative vocals are lifted by solid computerised beats and chunky synth riffs The FT

You Tell Me  You Tell Me

Sarah Hayes and Peter Brewis combine intricate rhythms with busy melodies in the spirit of Kate Bush The FT

Deerhunter  Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared?

You get the feeling you’ve been thrust into a dream, temporarily torn from the present in order to observe it, understand what’s going on, and return to reality with new tools to keep that all-encompassing fear at bay A.V. Club

Steve Gunn  The Unseen Inbetween

There is a 1960s psychedelic folk-rock feel to the tunes, layered acoustic guitars underpinning soaring electric guitars and vocals deep in the mix – his rather anonymous voice gains from Meg Baird’s backing vocals The Irish Times

Deerhunter  Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared?

On Deerhunter’s eighth album, frontman Bradford Cox takes on the role of war poet, documenting the things he observes with a cool matter-of-factness, and heart-wrenching detail The Independent

Steve Gunn  The Unseen Inbetween

Gunn has created a work of quiet, understated charm The Independent

James Blake  Assume Form

Blake is clearly in a good place, unexpectedly embedded at the centre of pop culture, and his new album adds bright colours to his sound The Guardian

James Blake  Assume Form

Reveals himself as an artist at the peak of his powers. Print edition only Q

James Blake  Assume Form

Even with a finale that slightly underwhelms, Assume Form is a remarkable achievement by one of the most original songwriters of his generation Consequence Of Sound

Steve Mason  About The Light

Has the kind of 'in the room" chemistry not heard from Mason since the turbulent days of the Betas. Print edition only Mojo

Toro Y Moi  Outer Peace

A transitional work perhaps, but whichever fork in the road he follows next, you feel he’ll continue to adapt DIY

Toro Y Moi  Outer Peace

Chaz isn’t throwing a lot of fireworks our way or necessarily trying to usher in a “new wave” so to speak. Instead, he’s just making pleasant music that not so pleasantly disrupts us from what we’re doing Earbuddy

Toro Y Moi  Outer Peace

Chaz Bear’s guest artists have drawn him out and stretched him to another level The Music