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Wet Leg  moisturizer

Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers have cracked the British charts with their playful sounds The FT

Wet Leg  moisturizer

These are love songs for people who don't want to fall in love, made by a band that sounds more comfortable in its skin than ever All Music

Gwenno  Utopia

This is artistic progression, and while some might miss the old, more fun, version of Gwenno, the more mature and serious version isn't half bad All Music

Wet Leg  moisturizer

Sophomore slump? Not a chance. Wet Leg are only getting stranger, louder, and better – moisturised, refreshed, and ready to wreak more havoc Dork

Wet Leg  moisturizer

‘moisturizer’ sees the band consolidate their position and create a more stable platform to kick on from in the future XS Noize

Wet Leg  moisturizer

The Isle of Wight band’s sophomore outing is slutty, sensitive, sadistic, and superb Paste Magazine

Clipse  Let God Sort Em Out

It's not the classic many of us were hoping for, but Let God Sort Em Out is a bombastic, unhinged and bitter reflection on modern hip-hop from two of the game's most creative and vicious MCs Exclaim

Wet Leg  moisturizer

Growth isn’t always fun, but if Wet Leg’s development from one album to the next is this impressive, they’ll be able to channel maturity and snide detachment simultaneously before we know it Spectrum Culture

Gwenno  Utopia

An English language work from an artist known for singing minority languages sacrifices creative bravery for a more sophisticated production sheen Spectrum Culture

BC Camplight  A Sober Conversation

Brian Christinzio’s album about the source of his ongoing issues with addiction and depression combines real pain, jokes and incisive observations Spectrum Culture

Lorde  Virgin

The voice that scored the coming-of-age of a generation of girls in the 2010s sounds most at home in the city that celebrates expression and self-discovery as much for the confusing journey as for the destination—New York is exactly where Lorde needs to be Spectrum Culture

Wet Leg  moisturizer

Perhaps that’s why this 'difficult second album' is such a success - there’s neither complacency nor conformity here The Arts Desk

Ty Segall  Possession

It’s psych-pop-rock that doesn’t need to be groundbreaking to be satisfying Under The Radar

Wet Leg  moisturizer

If moisturizer feels a little unhinged at times, that’s because it is. Occasionally, it tries a bit too hard and doesn’t quite capture the chaotic charm of the debut, which still stands as the stronger release Under The Radar

Justin Bieber  Swag

The album serves more as a platform for empty self-aggrandizement than self-reflection Slant Magazine