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Twin Peaks: Sunken
This isn’t to say Twin Peaks aren’t without their meaningful moments though, despite being a cutesy ditty, ‘Irene’ is as good of a love song you can get from a band that’s out of time.
F*ck Buttons: Slow Focus
For all the slow-burn dread and terror of this album, Hung and Power successfully took their Olympics cred and made their most polished album to date – without necessitating any sacrifices to their artistry.
Earl Sweatshirt: Doris
While the rap game is still showing animosity towards their younger generation, Earl, Joey, and hell, even Chief Keef are signalling something; the eminent new golden age.
Jon Hopkins: Immunity
Hopkins fully embraced electronics and succeeded at injecting emotional vérité into dance without gimmicky novelties.
Dirty Beaches: Drifters/Love is the Devil
Dirty Beaches’ double feature is the soundtrack to the city that owes itself more to real life than noir.
Baths: Obsidian
Obsidian is a potent electronic album that continued its predecessor’s approach to the genre.
Disclosure: Settle
Probably going to end up being one of our favourite dance albums by the end of the year.
Mount Kimbie: Cold Spring Fault Less Youth
A respectable follow-up album by the UK’s best recent act.
Kurt Vile: Wakin On a Pretty Daze
It’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but if you prefer sipping on your tea laced with hallucinogenic on a quiet day, Kurt Vile’s the man.