The Fangasm: Alopecia by Why?
A record that’s catchy, memorable, challenging, inventive, playful and very, very dark»
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Swervedriver - Future Ruins
Yet another solid entry into Swervedriver's impressive back catalogue»
Drug Church - Cheer
One of the most exciting bands in a genre that doesn’t often do progression»
Adrianne Lenker - abysskiss
Lenker continues to carve out little slices of magic»
Fucked Up - Dose Your Dreams
By some distance the band’s most diverse, challenging but ultimately rewarding release»
Liars - Titles With The Word Fountain
A much more free-form and experimental consideration of the sound Liars struck upon when creating TFCF»
Pixies - Come On Pilgrim... It's Surfer Rosa
Pixies have always been an awkward act»
Aphex Twin - Collapse
It's a gift that we're still getting new music from the man, myth and legend at all»
Sauna Youth - Deaths
If this truly is the end, Sauna Youth should be more than proud of the work they've created»
Nothing - Dance on the Blacktop
It is feasible that the whole 'nu-shoegaze' movement is running out of steam.»
HAVEN Festival 2018: the DiS review
A very successful celebration of great music, food and beer»
Oh Sees - Smote Reverser
It's plain difficult to not be impressed by this insanely talented band yet again»
Latitude 2018: the DiS review
Another fine edition of the Suffolk super festival»
Dirty Projectors - Lamp Lit Prose
Longstreth's poppiest, hook-laden and playful release to date»
Who to see at Latitude 2018 (the best of past, present and future)
Latitude is back – and here are the bands you need to check out this year»
Self Defense Family - Have You Considered Punk Music?
Time to start paying them their dues as one of the most exciting acts around today»
Kamasi Washington - Heaven & Earth
Yet another example of Washington’s incredible prowess»
Protomartyr - Consolation
Consolation gives hope that this band will continue to be the real deal»
Dancehall - The Band
An expertly crafted half-an-hour of music that is equal parts melodic as it is heavy-hitting»
Wooden Shjips - V
Wooden Shjips’ fifth record, like pretty much all their records, is a pleasant, fun listen»
Janelle Monáe - Dirty Computer
A successful and pleasurable work»
Jon Hopkins - Singularity
Singularity will shape your summer»
Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Sex & Food
There’s a lot to be scared about right now, but there’s also a lot out there to love»
Will Haven - Muerte
Perhaps the best sounding Will Haven record to date»
Hot Snakes - Jericho Sirens
Hot Snakes at the top of their game»
Young Fathers - Cocoa Sugar
The time spent on Young Fathers' third record was time well spent»
Rolo Tomassi - Time Will Die and Love Will Bury It
It is a joy to still have a band like Rolo Tomassi around»
Turnstile - Time & Space
An impressive genre album»
Superchunk - What a Time to Be Alive
There's little to elevate this decidedly average work above the line of anything that curious new fans should get excited about»
The Soft Moon - Criminal
This may well be Vasquez's most assured record to date»