A promising collaborative effort that shows how powerful a combination these Scandinavian electro-titans can be.
Rich, melancholic fare from the acclaimed singer-songwriter. Beautifully crafted and powerfully emotive.
An accomplished, melancholic rock album whose tragedy is underpinned by the ever-brilliant musicianship on display.
Twenty years later, has it stood the test of time? Definitely Maybe!
A luminous record that walks the line between brutally twisted machinery and warped rave bliss.
Creature Songs is the sound of a band having all the messy, melodic fun they want, and getting away with it perfectly.
Ghost Stories is most definitely up there as one of the most personal and heart-wrenching break-up albums ever.
A sprawling effort, resulting in a monumental combination of sheer brute force and surprising tenderness.
Bolton's Cherry Ghost return with a honey-soaked album of love, warmth and melody.
The album is a superb toe in the water for Louisa, with enough about it to make the hype seem justified.
A bright and engaging indie-pop album that makes the hazy days of summer feel that little bit closer.
Trickling guitar lines and illustrative lyrics make this solo début one of the best folk albums of the year.
A rock'n'roll monster whose softer side is perfectly balanced by buzz saw riffs and thunderous drumming.
A folk concept album whose sonic beauty and storytelling ambition are all-consuming.
Toronto's all-girl rockers return with their second EP, synths and electronics in tow.
The Horrors recapture and polish off their captivating, mesmerising sound.
A playful and eccentric record embelished with ample percussion and distinctive looping chants
A melange of soaring ballad, tales of sorrow and that synonymous melancholic vocal.
Complex, captivating and utterly surreal - Shrink Dust is alt-folk perfection.
A solid, if not challenging, third effort from the Sheffield indie-rockers.
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