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Underscores  U

On U, she finds a clearly-defined, rounded-out identity in her music for the first time, and she delivers the most immediate and the most robust work of her career The Line Of Best Fit

Underscores  U

Performing, writing and producing everything herself, April Grey pares back her hyperpop electronics for an LP in thrall to 90s pop-R&B, with songs that big stars would die for The Guardian

Underscores  U

April Harper Grey’s latest hits all the beats of a classic pop record — a choreo-primed single, a power ballad, a post-breakup closure anthem — without overstaying its welcome Paste Magazine

Underscores  U

A tour-de-force of production chops that cements April Harper Grey as a key auteur in the future of the genre NME

Alexis Taylor  Paris In The Spring

Paris in the Spring is a gem of a record which, while never over-reaching its ambition, sparkles with electronic ingenuity as it takes in all seasons of human experience Spectrum Culture

Alexis Taylor  Paris In The Spring

It's a beautiful collection of genre-hopping songs. Print edition only Uncut

Alexis Taylor  Paris In The Spring

Its [an eccentric take on the Stones' Wild Horses] unlikely beauty is typical of Taylor's bold approach here. Print edition only Mojo

Alexis Taylor  Paris In The Spring

On his seventh solo album, the British singer-songwriter pairs a grab bag of styles — synth-pop balladry, deep house, a Rolling Stones cover — with clearheaded lyrical introspection Pitchfork

Alexis Taylor  Paris In The Spring

Disco and house may be the Hot Chip lynchpin’s bread and butter, but his soulful voice unerringly finds the depths of songs rooted in country and folk musicOMH

Alexis Taylor  Paris In The Spring

Easily Taylor's best solo album, Paris in the Spring is a moving, playful, and accomplished statement that'll strike a chord with anyone weathering a crisis All Music

Ora Cogan  Hard Hearted Woman

Varied yet elegantly stitched together, Hard Hearted Woman shows the many sides of Cogan, whose story is as resilient as the subjects she depicts No Ripcord

Ladytron  Paradises

A lean masterpiece lurks in Paradises, a record that holds rewards for the patient listener. But it cries out for a judicious pair of editing scissors musicOMH

Ladytron  Paradises

In an age when production is deliberately designed not to disturb listeners, Paradises may prove popular The Arts Desk

Ladytron  Paradises

The cover artwork to Ladytron’s latest record Paradises adopts mind trickery by showing two hands touching through a triangle shape that looks both like a reflective mirror and a translucent window. Befitting artwork to hint at the content inside the triad’s album, which often takes the listener to places that are up to one’s own imagination and interpretation God Is In The TV

Ladytron  Paradises

Ladytron head for the disco and relive the fun of 90s clubland The Skinny