Bastille contemplate sex, love and technology. Discovering a new groove on their fourth album.

Full of sensual synths, ‘Night Call’ takes Alexander’s musical project in a bright and exciting new direction.

Flying Dream 1 is divine. Delicate as a feather, it contains some of Elbow’s most beautiful poetic prose to date alongside a selection of heavenly orchestration and arrangements.

Zuzu’s debut album is full of heart and charm. With its beautiful melodies and intelligent songwriting, this love letter to Liverpool is a must-listen.

Short, sweet, and unapologetic introduction to the future of Pop

Sam Fender’s second record is sublime. It’s personal, poignant, and not afraid to often paint an unforgiving picture of modern society. However, at its core, is a message of hope and triumph.

A polished project that knows how to pump up the energy with its blend of garage, soul and hip-hop, but also isn’t afraid to let listeners into the pairs more personal side.

Khruangbin’s Mordechai has been given a luxury club treatment that transforms the record into a smooth retro funk wonder only possible due to the underlying brilliance at its core.

Laura Marling and Mike Lindsay are overflowing with creativity on LUMPs extraordinary and psychedelic second album ‘Animal’.

The ‘Goober’ EP is the perfect showcase of why Isle of Wight rocker Hibberd is one of the most exciting talents around with her combination of witty lyricism and Punk-infused Slacker Pop melodies.

A stop-gap EP between records, whilst a fantastic listen it finds Bea undergoing a sonic identity crisis.