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Sophie Ellis-Bextor  Perimenopop

Perimenopop is destined to get listeners hot and bothered; Ellis-Bextor remains as cool as ever The Independent

Sophie Ellis-Bextor  Perimenopop

It’s quite comfortably her best album since 2007’s career high Trip The Light Fantastic, and it’s keeping this phase of her career going strong God Is In The TV

Sophie Ellis-Bextor  Perimenopop

Riding her wave of "Murder on the Dancefloor" goodwill, Ellis-Bextor has come up with an album that celebrates that song's fizzy dance energy and reintroduces her to club audiences All Music

Sophie Ellis-Bextor  Perimenopop

Eighth album from disco-pop queen is a collection of cool, stylish floor-fillers that is impossible to keep still to musicOMH

Sophie Ellis-Bextor  Perimenopop

Ellis-Bextor's decorated back catalog has always split a complementary difference between a good groove and inventive intrigue. Even when she turns the dial ever so slightly in one direction, Perimenopop is no exception. Turn it up and enjoy The Line Of Best Fit

Jeff Tweedy  Twilight Override

The Wilco frontman’s sprawling new solo triple album is pure Tweedy: ambivalent and unknowable and funny and compelling. It is the thing he was always ramping up to Pitchfork

Olivia Dean  The Art of Loving

Olivia Dean has crafted exactly the record her audience hoped for – and sometimes, that’s the art of loving in itself Clash

Doja Cat  Vie

The album is too lightweight (and repetitive) to make a lasting impression Slant Magazine

Doja Cat  Vie

Headlining the album is the lead single "Jealous Type," an icy-hot club anthem built around a synthy, whip-crack electro-R&B groove. It's a savvy throwback banger, thrillingly evoking Janet Jackson at her most physical. Yet, as with all of Vie, it underscores Doja Cat's power as the diva who's in control here All Music

Doja Cat  Vie

The Californian tempers the bite of 2023’s Scarlet with glossy, lovestruck sounds – but never loses her instinct for mischief The Guardian

Doja Cat  Vie

Doja’s ability to effortlessly slide in and out of different pockets – and at a high level is indication of her sheer starpower. The visual assets that accompany this project fittingly cement the theme and even if this album isn’t to your taste, her talent is undeniable Clash

Sprints  All That Is Over

Karla Chubb and co follow up the spectacular Letter to Self with an irresistible wrecking ball of a sequel The Irish Times

Geese  Getting Killed

The New York indie outfit embrace a sure sense of groove in their fourth record The FT

Olivia Dean  The Art of Loving

The Londoner channels Burt Bacharach and Fleetwood Mac across retro, tasteful songs The FT

Neko Case  Neon Grey Midnight Green

Despite Case arguing that we deserve more than a love song, Neon Grey Midnight Green is a true act of love: an invitation to become entangled in the emotional web of feeling, living and making together, warts and all Exclaim