Lewis Wade

Portuguese duo create an ideal space for reflecting on one of lockdown's less insidious byproducts

Second album from the rising star is a bold reinvention that further reinforces the hype.

A welcome return for the off-kilter singer-songwriter, full of low-key charms and wistful, meandering tales

With heart-on-the-sleeve lyricism and confident, slick arrangements, Lucy Dacus shows why she's worth the hype

Ezra Furman continues to omnivorously devour different styles, regurgitating each one through a prism that could only be her

Kae Tempest is passionate, funny, heartwarming and eminently relatable - a true poet for our times

Cult duo seamlessly blend the old with the new, proving that boozy existentialism and withering bile will never go out of style

The acclaimed London group are at their formidable, party-starting best at what could be their final UK show

Third album from the Aussie transplants feels a bit more polished, but they've still got a few dark corners to explore

Suuns frontman continues to use his solo excursions to push his experimental tendencies, but the heart of a songwriter is never far from the surface