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Bandcamp Daily

25 Years In, Morr Music’s Electronic Empire Remains Unstoppable
Melbourne’s Cosmic Funk and Jazz Scene Punches Above Its Weight
Various Artists, “Mastery Quantum Sound”
The Tape Label Report, January 2026
Bandcamp Radio Adds Electronic Music and Indie to the Lineup
Where to Start With M., Black Metal’s Ascendant Dark Prince
Colin Self, “respite ∞ levity for the nameless ghost in crisis (Expanded)”
The Best Latin Music on Bandcamp, January 2026

The Guardian

Handel: Sosarme album review – Marco Angioloni makes the case for this little-known work
Hemlocke Springs: The Apple Tree Under the Sea review | Alexis Petridis's album of the week
The Beach Boys: We Gotta Groove review – box set of lost 70s music has all of Brian Wilson’s turmoil and talent
J Cole: The Fall Off review – rap legend’s final album is a self-obsessed hip-hop history lesson
Danny L Harle: Cerulean review – an earnest homage to early 00s bangers or a poor imitation?
Fabiano Do Nascimento & Vittor Santos Orquestra: Vila review | Ammar Kalia's global album of the month

NPR

On his long-awaited 'Fall-Off,' J. Cole returns a new man, old man and everyman
A country-pop newcomer's debut is your reinvention album of 2026
In this Icelandic drama, a couple quietly drifts apart
Don Toliver is a rap star, just not the kind you've been looking for
'Live at the Plugged Nickel' revisits Miles Davis' 1965 stint in Chicago
Country musician Stephen Wilson Jr. delivers rough and intricate artistry

Pitchfork

Butterfly
On the latest album from his DJ alias, Caribou’s Dan Snaith ups the tempo and doubles down on big-room oomph, sacrificing some of the appealing eccentricity of his best work.
Cerulean
Crammed with digital texture and waterlogged by synthetic ocean chorales, the underground pop producer’s new album sinks under the weight of prog ambition.
一包烟 (Yi Bao Yan)
The London-based artist maps the human-machine interface on his latest EP, wrapping a fuzzed-out wall of guitars in uncanny layers of Auto-Tuned vocals.
Clearly Cursed
The Toronto band’s third album is a headlong pop-punk sugar rush.

NME

Joji – ‘Piss In The Wind’ review: a multi-genre odyssey with glimpses of greatness
Xaviersobased – ‘Xavier’ review: the polarising New York tastemaker is still brilliantly chaotic
Softcult – ‘When A Flower Doesn’t Grow’ review: ferociously beautiful blitz of shoegaze, punk and grunge
Ari Lennox – ‘Vacancy’ review: old-school soulfulness with modern flourishes
Dead Dads Club – ‘Dead Dads Club’ review: Chilli Jesson’s most exciting work since Palma Violets
EXO – ‘Reverxe’ review: holding their ground during a moment of uncertainty

Rolling Stone

J. Cole’s Final Album Shows a Superstar in His Flawed Glory
Jordan Ward’s ‘Backward’ is Sure-Footed Soul Music
Louis Tomlinson Is Sure of His Sound, But Not Much Else, on Album Three
Lucinda Williams Delivers a Political Message for Brutal Times on ‘World’s Gone Wrong’
A$AP Rocky’s ‘Don’t Be Dumb’ Is Overstuffed. It’s Also a Lot of Fun
Madison Beer’s New Album Is Her Pop Breakthrough

PopMatters

Neba Solo and Benego Diakité Are Masters of Their Traditions
Take a Trip Through the US Psychedelic Underground 1977-88
Jazz Trumpeter Dave Douglas Presents a New Quartet
Jan Esbra Beautifully Navigates Turmoil and Loss
Nick Jonas Finds Himself on ‘Sunday Best’
Annie Hogan’s ‘Tongues in My Head’ Is Richly Cinematic
Scott McCloud Powerfully Reflects on the Past

The Needledrop

J. Cole - The Fall-Off
If this is in fact J. Cole's last album, it's a pretty high note to end on.
Joji - Piss in the Wind
Piss in the Wind is shockingly low-effort.
Don Toliver - OCTANE ALBUM REVIEW
Don Toliver's worst album so far.
Boko Yout - GUSTO
Listen: https://bokoyout.bandcamp.com/album/gusto GUSTO is an auspicious debut for this Swedish rock act. More rock reviews: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLP4CSgl7K7ori6-Iz-AWcX561iWCfapt_ =================================== Subscribe: http://

The Quietus

Charles Tyler Ensemble – Voyage from Jericho
Et In Arcadia Emo: The Apple Tree Under The Sea by Hemlocke Springs
Mayhem – Liturgy of Death
Karshni – Buck Wild
Columnus Metallicus: Heavy Metal for February Reviewed by Kez Whelan
Daniel O’Sullivan & Richard Youngs – Persian Carpets
Nilza Costa – Cantigas
OST Of The Week: Duval Timothy & CJ Mirra – My Father’s Shadow
Sam Slater – Lunng

Backseat Mafia

Album Review: Bellbird – ‘The Call’: From free jazz to post rock, a quartet that find their own trajectory.
Album Review: Christo Graham – ‘Good Covers’: An authentic singer-songwriter gem that shouldn’t get forgotten.
Album Review: Zone Null – ‘Phase 1’: Taking the bass to unknown places- epic, long form electronic improv from the Berlin-based duo.
Album Review: It’s all ‘In The Manifesto’ – Sacred Cowboys unveil a collection of attitude-laden gems that burn brightly.
album review: megadeth, megadeth

Beats Per Minute

Album Review: Erik Hall – Solo Three
Album Review: Mayhem – Liturgy of Death
Album Review: Large – Marine Life
Album Review: Ulrika Spacek – EXPO
Album Review: Mandy, Indiana – URGH
Album Review: By Storm – My Ghosts Go Ghost
Album Review: Sébastien Tellier – Kiss The Beast
Album Review: Robbie Williams – BRITPOP