Belgian quartet LũpḁGangGang’s debut effort examines today’s hyper-virtual society through an eclectic and engaging brand of jazz.
Tag: 2023
Ulrika Spacek- Compact Trauma
Ulrika Spacek’s third album sees them unravelling trauma, but their music is more layered than ever.
Fever Ray- Radical Romantics
Radical Romantics sees Karin Dreijer at their beguiling best, exploring love from every angle.
Conway the Machine & Jae Skeese- Pain Provided Profit
Pain Provided Profit pairs master and apprentice, as Conway the Machine & Jae Skeese bounce off each other nicely on a record that feels like a Drumwork mission statement.
Lennixx- Enough To Get Away
Swedish pop duo Lennixx make a splash with an exciting debut, mixing luscious R&B and irresistibly catchy pop.
MSPAINT- Post-American
The Mississippi experimental rockers make a raucous debut, deconstructing American culture and attempting to piece it back together with messages of optimism.
Tanukichan- Gizmo
Hannah van Loon’s dreamy voice cuts through an abrasive underbelly on her tension-filled second LP, Gizmo.
Kali Uchis- Red Moon in Venus
Exceptionally smooth and oozing elegance, Red Moon in Venus sees Uchis embracing love and desire while celebrating her femininity.
Hello Mary- Hello Mary
Hello Mary’s self-titled debut is filled with fuzzy energy, but some lovely melodies lurk beneath the distortion.
slowthai- UGLY
Slowthai’s third album, UGLY, sees him turn his confrontation inwards, providing his rawest offering yet.