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Glass Animals' new album is an episodic sonic drama, steeped in all the emotion, existential crises and societal sludge that humanity has to offer...

Pascal Pinon's 'Sundur' is a Pandora's Box of everything and nothing, clothed in vintage and futuristic tailoring of exceptional quality, accessorised with love.

Shit and Shine's ‘Teardrops’ is a brutal and uncompromising creation, beautiful in its ugliness, by a man who likes to mess with the listener at every turn.

Detroit punks Child Bite have a bit more ferocity spilling from their frothing gobs than a real child, and a tad more point to their rotten gnashers...

Post-rock titans 65daysofstatic attempt to augment the exploration of 18 quintillion explorable planets on the soundtrack to No Man's Sky...

Chicago post-rockers Russian Circles reach perhaps their highest peak to date with the exquisite sonic escalation of 'Guidance'...

Shura's debut album may occasionally feel like a trip back in time to '80s Miami, but the talent on show is clearly real...

Pulverising London five-piece Palehorse bow out with an immense album that leaves its mark on the listener in a way only Roy Keane could understand...

The languid flow of Toronto's River Tiber reaches a confluence on his debut album, the downtempo, melancholic 'Indigo'...

Eclectic, intense, weird, comedic and classical, Róisín Murphy's latest album, born of the same sessions as 'Hairless Toys', is a cavorting carousel of sounds...