Tonight We Dance

Greeting adulthood is not always pretty and Fiona Lee faces this head on, bravely shining light on the dark and dingy corners of it and candidly sharing her experiences with depression, bad relationships, body image and grief.

“Forever Is a Feeling” is the next step forward from an artist who continues to discover who she is, and what kind of music she wants to make, which is the sort of journey that hopefully will last for her entire career.

The record is squarely set in alt-country territory, yet it still feels fresher than a host of recent albums straining to claim some “lush” sound as invention. Case Oats aren’t forcing originality or fleeing lineage—they’re simply writing what they know, and in doing so, carve out something novel.

It’s clear that “Headlights” is Alex G’s most streamlined body of work yet – the culmination of fifteen years of exploration, refined.

With a collection of memorable songs offering observations on life with both a singular wit and obvious care for its subjects, Pulp clearly still feel comfortable on More flourishing at the high bar they set for themselves long ago.

Each song sees Williams fearlessly stepping between familiar and fresh influences. It seems less about playing with expectations and more about what feels the most visceral.

…the push and pull of styles here between two artists with different obsessions and skillsets — the mark of so many touchstone bands, sibling acts or otherwise — makes Snocaps an equally-compelling outfit..

With “Ad Astra”, Ash are reflective yet revitalised, offering a colourful, charismatic, and cosmic offering that’s truly out of this world.

These ten tracks are an arrestingly assured summary of who they are now, while fully embracing their former selves.

This record is Jade Bird’s strongest to date, an expansion of her sonic influences and an intimate depiction of the aftermath of a breakup and the trials and tribulations that come with that.