With two albums of fuzzy, psych-drone explorations behind them, The Black Angels return with an album of arguably greater clarity, but no less complexity. Diligent students of rock music history, Phosphene Dream also…

The Harrow & The Harvest is a brilliant return for Gillian Welch, offering a superbly crafted collection of songs, produced with partner David Rawlings. The instrumentation and recording elements are sparce, and the…

The Nashville based duo of Jake and Jamin Orall introduced their efficient and effective psych-rock sounds on 2009's Heavy Days, and on their latest LP We Are The Champions introduce some fuzzed-out power…

The second album from Kentish Town siblings Kitty, Daisy and Lewis Durham is an extremely authentic exploration of 12-bar blues, rockabilly and boogie-woogie styles. Where their debut consisted of covers, Smoking In Heaven…

Simultaneously more disperate in style, and sharper in focus than any of their previous recordings, Eye Contact is the vibrant fifth album from the adventurous New York band Gang Gang Dance. Consistent with…

The solo production alias of Annabel Alpers, Bachelorette offers a beautifully resonant style in the tradition of electronic music. Infused with the radiophonic experiments of the 60s, the synth innovations of the 70s…

Having established a firm reputation for inventiveness, experimentation and innovation, Amon Tobin has again redefined the parameters of electronic music with his latest album ISAM. Where Amon Tobin's earliest output pushed the boundaries…

The follow-up to debut LP 'Monobasic', 'Tambourine' showcases the depth and beauty of Teeth & Tongue's evolving musical styles. Jess Cornelius, together with collaborators Marc Regueiro-Mckelvie (guitar) and Damian Sullivan (bass) paint powerfully…

The second album from New York-based Crystal Stilts develops and extends upon the dark, psychedelic garage and post-punk sounds that characterised their debut 'Alight Of Night'. Filled with tenebrous atmospheres, and cavernous production…

Well known for his work under the Smog moniker, Bill Callahan presents his third album as a solo artist, but fifteenth for his career as a recording artist. Entitled Apocalypse, the beautifully sparse…

W.A.R. (We Are Renegades) is an explosive, provocative, and thought-provoking album from an artist well-versed in bold artistic statements. Filled with deeply personal and political lyrics delivered in Pharoahe's inimitable style, the record…

Melbourne duo Oscar + Martin create songs that love you back. Following from their earlier material recorded as Psuche, Oscar + Martin's 'For You' LP combines elements of percussive, minimalist pop, experimental RnB…

The second album from Sydney three-piece Seekae is a masterful synthesis of electronic and organic elements, combined to form a balanced and tremendously satisfying full-length recording. Fragmentary, yet harmonious compositions such as Gnor…

Living in separate cities, Travis Cook and Marcus Whale began Collarbones via the internet in 2007, and soon were creating fascinating tracks together influenced by their shared love of fractured hip hop, warped…

The debut solo album from Adalita, one of the founding members of Magic Dirt, is a record of incredible depth and beauty, capturing Adalita's exceptional skill as a songwriter and performer. The layered…

Where Toro Y Moi's debut album 'Causers Of This' exhibited an interest in abstracted disco, electronic, and digital hip hop sounds and textures, second LP  'Underneath The Pine' feels like a more expansive…

Let England Shake is a complex and captivating album from one of England's most consistently challenging and compelling songwriters. In contrast to the minimal piano melodies and introspection of 2007's White Chalk, PJ…

Attracting praise as one of the most exciting, and innovative, musical talents in recent times, James Blake is a masterful producer who over the course of several EPs succeeded in redefining the parameters…