rock pop

The latest from the psychedelic punks is a little hit and miss, but is sure to blast away your ennui

Portishead frontwoman's long awaited solo debut is spellbinding, an enrapturing portrait of melancholy and hope

Black Country upstarts are a multi-faceted delight on this debut of feral abandon and glimmers of hope

The Glaswegian favourites are back with a dose of summery goodness on their first release in over a decade

The experimental London group return after a long break, but they're just as brilliant and infuriating as ever

Post-punk legends have funk for days

Adrianne Lenker leaves her audience feeling somewhere between defeated and aspirational in the best way possible.

The enigmatic Aussie can be playful, perverse, but never less than captivating

Local Natives' sixth album is a harmonious companion piece to last year's Time Will Wait For No One.

Pearl Jam's latest combines ground-breaking guitar solos and intense drums with Eddie Vedder’s raspy vocals. It's 1991 all over again.