Fourth album from South Korean composer and multi-instrumentalist combines the sounds of her homeland with a progressive, ...

One of his most accessible and oddly comforting records sports nonetheless an emotional edge that can catch you unaware ...

Oh! The Ocean, made with John Congleton at the controls, provides some explanation for their longevity. Where others have faltered, The Wombats have embraced reinvention and emotional honesty, ...

Guitarist and lyricist Richey Edwards carved ‘4 Real’ into his arm. They released singles slaughtering sacred cows such as ...

Nobody can quite tell a story like he can This year marks 20 years since Seth Lakeman received a nomination for the Mercury ...

New Zealand singer-songwriter’s fourth album sees hushed intimacy sit alongside an expansion in sound and greater ...

Until recently Olly Alexander has been the frontman of Years & Years, which started life as a distinctive synth-pop outfit ...

Challenging, confrontational, and impossible to ignore, this is a record that is as much a piece of Steve Albini’s legacy as ...

You can see why he might be ready to retire The Weeknd moniker altogether. If this is The Weeknd’s last album, it’s a shame.

A testament to artistic ambition, the five-piece’s experimental third effort reveals more of itself with each enchanting ...

Jordan Stephens and Harley Alexander-Sule’s signature blend of melodic hip-hop and cheeky lyricism remains largely intact, and they still have the knack for infectious hooks ...