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We don’t always agree with Pitchfork reviews, but in this case we do:
her masterful command of emotions on the dancefloor slowly reveals itself across another enthralling record
Pop and dance filled with emotion, development and great tunes. This will almost certainly be on most top albums of the year lists, something worth the eight year wait since her last release.

Rüfüs Du Sol – Treat You Better
Richard Ashcroft – That’s When I Feel It
Billie Eilish – When The Party’s Over
NEIKED – How Did I Find You (feat. Miriam Bryant)
Openside – Work Out
Meg Mac – Give Me My Name Back
Jess Glynne – Thursday
Ella Mai – Whatchamacallit (ft. Chris Brown)
Maggie Rogers – Light On
Sia – I’m Still Here
Abby Wolfe – Win You Over
Mountain Boy – 52
Mitch James – Old News
Yumi Zouma – Powder Blue / Cascine Park
Mel Parsons – I Got The Lonely
We had to go with the beautiful album by kiwi Anika Moa though. A collection of songs which belie her TV persona, the album was recorded in New Orleans a few months ago with an amazing backing band. Enjoy!
Sigala Feat. Kodaline – All For Love
Loud Luxury feat. Brando – Body
Kodaline – Shed A Tear
Rod Stewart & Bridget Cady – Cold Old London
Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper – Shallow
We loved Christine and the Queens’ first album a few years ago, and the singles already out for this new effort are remarkable as well. The full album is worth a listen. Unusually we agree with Pitchfork‘s gushing review. It gets into detail about the courage and creativity of her gender crossing persona. We just think its a great collection of music, especially “Girlfriend”, “5 Dollars” and “Doesn’t Matter”. See what you think.
Ben Howard – Hot Heavy Summer
Mansionair- Falling
Lana Del Rey – Mariners Apartment Complex
Mike Posner – Song About You
Stephen Erlewine describes this album as “an impassioned collection that spins his signature sounds into something stirring and, at times, incandescent”. This is a positive and much anticipated album four years on from Strut.