The Black Keys
Delta Kream
Delta Kream doesn’t match the highs of fan favorite El Camino, but worry not, because this fits in nicely with the rest of their discography
Vinyl Chapters
St. Vincent
Daddy's Home
Unapologetically suave and full of excitement
Gigwise
The Black Keys
Delta Kream
Even though it has some misfires, this album is still understatedly fun, driven by a pure zest for blues music that is impossible to shy away from
musicOMH
Sons of Kemet
Black To The Future
The quartet’s fourth album explores different experiences of black identity, culture and history
The FT
Paul Weller
Fat Pop (Volume 1)
These tracks have an eager, zesty feel and explore the creative potential of brevity
The FT
St. Vincent
Daddy's Home
The American singer-songwriter draws on experience to deliver an ambitious sixth album
The FT
St. Vincent
Daddy's Home
Despite the dark context of the album, Annie Clark sounds the most relaxed she ever has on record
Evening Standard
St. Vincent
Daddy's Home
It’s a record about growing up, and playing it straight; a more open, rounded experience than we’ve come to expect from St. Vincent, it’s a brave, fascinating record
Clash
The Black Keys
Delta Kream
As Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney breezily enter their second decade together, they pay tribute to and put their own spin on the Mississippi blues, turning it into something that sounds supple and comforting
Pitchfork
St. Vincent
Daddy's Home
For those listeners who come to this record having never really gotten on with St. Vincent’s music in the past, there would seem to be more approachable material here
Under The Radar
London Grammar
Californian Soil
It’s a sumptuous album, imbued with lush ethereal beauty and one in which Reid has clearly poured her emotions into
Under The Radar
Paul Weller
Fat Pop (Volume 1)
Each track sounds modern and distinct, with shape, space and edge
The Arts Desk