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On her long-awaited sophomore album, Kelela delivers an hourlong dancefloor utopia

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Paramore : This Is Why

The group reinforce their continued growth with another stellar set of songs

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Grunge-gaze in shades of beige

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A debut album with the strength and wisdom of a more seasoned artist

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The UK group embrace the inspiration of mistakes

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Katherine Paul’s deepest connection yet between music and history

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Oozing Wound : We Cater to Cowards

A further refinement of the group’s blistering noise rock

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A return to the band’s signature raw, blown-out rock ‘n’ roll

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Samia Finnerty’s sophomore album catalogues the highs and lows of being young and in love

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An album both intimate and ominous in equal measure

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An ambitious experiment turned rockin’ success

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The Kentucky garage rockers reclaim rock ‘n’ roll fun on their fourth album

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At 80 years old, the legendary artist and former Velvet Underground member continues to deliver stunning songwriting

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Katatonia : Sky Void of Stars

The veteran doom metal band ease into progressive rock with their songwriting as strong as ever

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The PC Music affiliate’s debut arrives later than anticipated but with rewards all the same

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Stephen Pierce’s second album as Gold Dust explores an emotional journey through the magic of sequencing

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The slowcore pioneers revisit their scrapped 1992 recordings with a new remixing and remastering that makes them feel brand new