Pitchfork
The Fork and Knife
After a slightly creaky start, Skepta’s first album in seven years takes shape as a mature reflection on legacy from an icon of UK grime and a face of modern Britain.
O My Beloved
The band’s 10th album is a shocking and largely impressive reinvention that’s also the loosest they’ve sounded in decades.
Róisín
The former Bearface of Brockhampton emerges for a solo album of slouchy bedroom pop-soul whose cramped pileup of influences guards a promising sensitivity.
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Certain Uncertainties
On its third album, the dream-doom duo continues to tip the scales of its sound towards psychedelia, with a cowboy jazz record dotted with references to its creators’ metal roots.
The Needledrop
Rachel Chinouriri - I think I spoke too soon
There're some great highlights and a lot to appreciate about 'I think I spoke too soon.'
