Music

El-P: Cancer 4 Hip Hop

El-P’s latest album, C4C, is a return to form for the rapper-producer who kickstarted the early noughties indie hip hop revolution.

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Perfume Genius: Put Your Back N 2 It

Unlike its predecessor, Learning, Perfume Genius’ sophomore sees a silver lining in a perennially darken cloud.

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Spiritualized: Sweet Heart Sweet Light

Because we’re corny; Spiritualized’s latest sees the band spiritualised. Sweet Heart Sweet Light is impressive.

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Willis Earl Beal: Acousmatic Sorcery

Outside the fringes of mainstream and alternative is lo-fi weirdo Willis Earl Beal and his promising but not stunning debut, Acousmatic Sorcery.

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BadBadNotGood: BBNG2

BadBadNotGood’s self-released LP BBNG2 is good, good, not bad, actually.

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Orbital: Wonky

Old school EDM heads Orbital prove that to remain timeless, you need to be stuck in an endless timewarp.

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La Sera: Que Sera Sera

La Sera’s anti-Vivian production are more reminiscent of her defunct All Saints Project. Katy Goodman as La Sera is still a relatively new entity, despite that we wager it will eclipse Vivian Girls.

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The Walkmen: Cassette Tapes Never Die, Apparently

The Walkmen live on with new track ‘Heaven’, the first single off their similarly named upcoming LP, Heaven.

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Chromatics: Kill For Love

Chromatics’ latest album, Kill For Love, proves that Italians really do it better… when it comes to synthy italo disco-infused ’80s pop at least.

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Graham Coxon: A+E

We all thought Graham Coxon would soar high as a solo musician, but it turns out he could only achieve his full potential when writing with former bandmate, Damon Albarn.