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BROCKHAMPTON  iridescence

The more you listen, the more intricacies you notice. The more you listen, the more you realise just how defining this record will be for the future of Brockhampton The Line Of Best Fit

BROCKHAMPTON  iridescence

Iridescence is full-to-bursting; it’s like almost eating too much food, almost drinking too much booze; it’s getting close to too much, and still asking for more Consequence Of Sound

BROCKHAMPTON  iridescence

Brockhampton's simplest album, a choose-your-own-adventure funhouse where the experience is as hilarious or as touching as the mindset you go in with Sputnik Music (staff)

BROCKHAMPTON  iridescence

In ‘Iridescence’, Brockhampton find their own truthful rebirth. And, regrouped and renewed, they're not going anywhere NME

BROCKHAMPTON  iridescence

By confronting the bumps they’ve found in the road over the last year, Brockhampton have found a new sense of unity, and it shows that the band possess a truly special voice DIY

BEAK>  >>>

Some of the band's most entertaining and most challenging music, >>>'s eclectic experiments prove that the greater-than symbol at the end of Beak>'s name isn't just for show - they keep pushing forward, and it's thrilling to go along on the ride with them All Music

Joyce Manor  Million Dollars To Kill Me

Lineup changes aside, this record does feel very much like a collection of Joyce Manor songs, except it's packed with the tracks you'd consider filler or middling material per album Punk News

Metric  Art of Doubt

On this accomplished collection, the Canadian synth-punks are more forward-thinking than ever NME

Waxahatchee  Great Thunder

Waxahatchee unplugs for a stripped back EP that doesn't live up to the back catalog Earbuddy

BEAK>  >>>

Spacious, beautiful and at times, fiendish, dynamic Krautrock trio Beak>, led by Portishead's Geoff Barrow, are back melding motorik psychedelia with meanderings of electronic dystopia on their latest and third album >>> The 405

Aphex Twin  Collapse

Collapse is wildly unpredictable and compelling Spectrum Culture

Richard Thompson  13 Rivers

Richard Thompson writes songs that speak of life’s darker corners Spectrum Culture

Christine and the Queens  Chris

Chris confirms that Le Tissier is the kind of genre and gender blurring pop star with the artistic ambition to process the world around her, that we need God Is In The TV

BEAK>  >>>

The UK band, which includes Geoff Barrow of Portishead, takes influence from Can, Brit-folk, funk and chilly soundtracks Rolling Stone

Joyce Manor  Million Dollars To Kill Me

Here, Joyce Manor takes another assured step which reinforces their viewpoints, not their maturity, with finesse, and those who still think otherwise haven't been paying enough attention No Ripcord