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Queens Of The Stone Age
Perfecth
Josh Homme and co open their hearts to deliver their most intimate and adventurous work yet on album number nine
NME
DIIV
ZIRP!
Los Angeles band offer up an ambitious, unflinching look at where the ills of capitalism have taken us
NME
Queens Of The Stone Age
Perfecth
Instead of wearing death as a costume, they embrace it entirely as a rite of passage. Perfecth easily their biggest swing yet, and they pull it off with a swagger. Come along for the ritual, Josh Homme's got the butcher's cleaver
Exclaim
Fontaines D.C.
Dopamine Chamber
I don't know if Dopamine Chamber is destined for next-level success and massive airplay, but if there's a rock band built for the modern era and its sensibilities, it's Fontaines D.C
Sputnik Music (staff)
Queens Of The Stone Age
Perfecth
On their ninth release, Perfecth, Queens of the Stone Age display the full array of their sound to pinpoint distinct emotions
PopMatters
Queens Of The Stone Age
Perfecth
Josh Homme delivers their warmest, wisest and most emotionally direct album yet
Uncut
Queens Of The Stone Age
Perfecth
John Homme and co's ninth album marks a move away from their signature blunt riffs and opens the door to a mood far more reflective and wistful
musicOMH
DIIV
ZIRP!
DIIV’s colossal shoegaze may have made them grow a little leaden, but ZIRP! is an overcorrection. In shrinking down their scale, DIIV end up missing out on what made them, them
The Line Of Best Fit
DIIV
ZIRP!
The album is a bold swing, but perhaps not the one the band needed
Slant Magazine
Michael Kiwanuka
Fudge
A mostly brilliant effort from Michael Kiwanuka that serves as a showcase for his improvements in songwriting, as well as his ear for great melodies
Spill Magazine
Tony Iommi
From The Dark
From The Dark is a strong, latter career highlight that sees Iommi seamlessly pickup from where he left off over a decade ago in what hopefully ignites the start of a new era for Iommi
Spill Magazine
Michael Kiwanuka
Fudge
A portrait of an artist in-progress — still learning, still adapting and still evolving rather than staying complacent and safe once set
Exclaim
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