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Bandcamp Daily

Another Planet (Phiik & Lungs) & steel tipped dove, “People Are Not Your Friends”
Essential Releases, July 10, 2026
drink sum wtr Invites You To Sip From The Fountain
The Best Country Music on Bandcamp, June 2026
The Best Contemporary Classical Music on Bandcamp, June 2026
Parts & Labor Return to Forever
The Warped, Wondrous World of Microtonal Jazz on Bandcamp
MAQUINA., “BODY TRANSMISSION”

The Guardian

Baby Rose: Yearnalism review – gloriously cinematic soul from the edge of emotional collapse
Wild Gods: The Glorious Abysmal review – truly fascinating songs born of tweed-beating and psychedelic trips
Mahler: Songs of Youth and Awakening album review – exuberance and intensity from fine cast of singers
Sueye Park: Goldmark and Sibelius album review – Korean violinist’s silvery tone is ideal for Goldmark rarity
Jack White: Frozen Charlotte review – brutal, squalid blues-rock that just about sells its own ridiculousness
The Rolling Stones: Foreign Tongues review – stomping blues and anti-Musk politics make this another late triumph

NPR

Baby Rose's voice is always searching. 'YEARNALISM' gives it a home
4 hands on the keys: The continuing piano adventures of the fearless Labèque sisters
Olivia Rodrigo, pop princess of vengeful angst, tries her hand at love songs
Trumpeter Adam O'Farrill mentors the next wave of jazz virtuosos on 'ELEPHANT'
Kacey Musgraves' new album pairs well with a biography of '70s singer Gary Stewart
New album by the band Red Clay Strays has this reviewer feeling grateful

Pitchfork

Frozen Charlotte
Jack White’s seventh solo album delivers night-terror boogie and fleet-fingered car-crash jams with the technical proficiency and liturgical intensity of a rock’n’roll lifer.
meanderings EP
The Chicago artist leans into denser arrangements and more dynamic songwriting on their latest release, drawing on slowcore and moody ’90s indie rock to depict romance and raw longing.
Sem Fronteiras
The Brazilian songwriter blends classic and modern influences into his own dreamy, idyllic sound.
ByyShh
On his latest album, the Vietnamese experimental musician contorts stock samples and loops into gleefully strange new shapes, juxtaposing intimate emotions with garish textures.

NME

Suki Waterhouse – ‘Loveland’ review: plenty to fall head over heels with
Jack White – ‘Frozen Charlotte’ review: cheeky classic rock meant for the stage
Kelela – ‘New Avatar’ review: finding strength in restraint
The Rolling Stones – ‘Foreign Tongues’ review: a fresh and fluent follow-up to ‘Hackney Diamonds’
Madonna – ‘Confessions II’ review: Queen Of Pop digs deep on thrilling return to the dancefloor
Mary In The Junkyard – ‘Role Model Hermit’: filmic debut that balances grit and grandeur

Rolling Stone

Sienna Spiro Makes a Hopeful But Hesitant Debut on ‘Visitor’
Madonna Finds a Nonstop Groove on Her Best Album in 20 Years
Muse Wow Us Into Submission With Their 10th Album
Metallica Got Weird in the Nineties. A New ‘ReLoad’ Box Set Shows Just How Alt They Got
Ryan Beatty Wants Love to Last on ‘Sweet Fortune’
This New Collection of Radical Roots Music Reclaims the Outlaw

PopMatters

Dead Pioneers Seek to Unite and Fight on ‘Wagon Burner’
Olivia Rodrigo Survives a Cruel Endeavor
Khun Narin Take to the Studio for Stunning ‘III’
Jacob Ungerleider Steps Out of the Shadows with Stunning Album
Low Cut Connie Provides a Soundtrack to the Struggle
Ibrahim Maalouf Radiates Joy on ‘Trumpets of Michel-Ange Vol. 2’
Paul McCartney Explores Childhood Memories in Sound

The Needledrop

matt proxy - trojan horse
matt proxy shows promise on the eclectic trojan horse.
Muse - The Wow! Signal
Out of Muse's albums since 'The Resistance,' this is one of the more listenable ones.
SML - Spontaneous Music Live
Absolutely enthralling improvs.
Ryan Beatty - Sweet Fortune
Despite 'Sweet Fortune' being Ryan's most mature album so far, its sound is still pretty lukewarm.

The Quietus

Reissue of the Week: Cat Power’s The Greatest (20th Anniversary)
Gnod R&D – Nobody Knows This Is Anywhere
The Fading of the Sun and Glooming of the Dusk: Metallica Live in London
The Expanding Universe: New Avatar by Kelela
Sha Ray & DJ Haram – Critical Thot
Madonna – Confessions II
Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews for July by Daryl Worthington
Luke Haines – Izzy Wizzy Let’s Get Bizzy
Primitive Percussion Youth Orchestra – Gabble Ratchets

Backseat Mafia

Album Review: Akusmi – ‘Terra Incognita’: A lush sonic expedition into exotic rhythms and sultry sax melodies.
Say Psych: Album Review: Magic Castles – Realized
Album Review: Ferg’s Imaginary Big Band – ‘The New Atomic’: Full powered punk jazz dynamism that refuses to follow the script.
Album Review: Bicycle Thieves and Dunedin Dreams – Ōtepoti’s Bunchy’s Big Score top the league with ‘Wanda’s Bicycle’
Album Review: Madonna Reclaims Her Club Crown With Confessions II

Beats Per Minute

Album Review: Melanie Radford – For the Sake of Stillness
Album Review: Izzy Oram Brown – What I Want
Album Review: $quib – Erring
Album Review: Ibeyi – Offering
Album Review: Beth Orton – The Ground Above
Album Review: SML – Spontaneous Music Live
Album Review: Lennie Rayen – Entertain the Space
Album Review: Fruit Bats – The Landfill