Regularly takes flight and carries your heart heavenwards with it.

The best set yet from this still-rising Rhode Island quintet.

New York rockers’ ninth album finds the trio playing to established strengths.

A wild yet charming soundtrack to one of this summer’s best, and weirdest, blockbusters.

The mighty Scottish instrumentalists recorded live in Brooklyn.

This is intimacy on a purely aural level, the ultimate headphones album.

Unpretentious, delicate tunes from Radiohead’s sticksman.

A remarkable achievement from the metal titans.

One of the Stax label’s greatest triumphs.

An artfully executed study in composition and improvisation.

Two EPs combine to make a single, beguiling long-player.

Winston Rodney’s first album to attract acclaim beyond Jamaica reissued with bonus dubs.

The consummate entertainer shows he can still bring the funnies.

A hit and miss album, but its high points salvage it from inconsequentiality.

Wilfully eccentric and endlessly entertaining debut from the Manchester quartet.

Battles-indebted Wrexham quartet delivers an enticing introductory EP.

Louisiana singer taps into Gram Parsons and Neil Young on a smooth debut LP.

An unremarkable debut that simply imitates the innovators.

Deft flourishes and considered wordplay that Thompson fans will be familiar with.

Former Pipette’s solo debut is a beguiling portrait of an artist unbound.