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Miley Cyrus  Something Beautiful

For the first time since Bangerz, Cyrus has moved her chameleonic talents out of the ordinary—embracing ad-libs, prog-rock eruptions, techno flair, and pop blowouts with abandon Paste Magazine

Stereolab  Instant Holograms On Metal Film

Rather than tackling new landscapes or new sonics on their first album in 15 years, Tim Gane and Laetitia Sadier have opted to refine, diving deeper inside the interior world of their music Paste Magazine

Miley Cyrus  Something Beautiful

All style and no substance Exclaim

Pulp  More

More is unlikely to win Pulp many new fans, but that would be presumptuous to really want (and undignified to aim for) when you can otherwise hit the mark so authentically Exclaim

Aesop Rock  Black Hole Superette

At almost 50 years old, it is good to see Aesop Rock as in control of his lyrics and production as ever, but it is even better to find him more comfortable participating in the world around him than ever before Spectrum Culture

Alan Sparhawk  With Trampled by Turtles

While Sparhawk waxed experimental on the first recordings he released after Parker’s death, here he places the post-rock chanteuse and memories of all her warm, goose-bump-inducing harmonies in the spotlight Spectrum Culture

Kathryn Joseph  WE WERE MADE PREY.

It’s an immersive experience, one you can’t take for granted and play at any time. An album is a precious thing, it’s taken time and effort and pain and experience and their whole being to produce. FIRE. creates a full stop God Is In The TV

Pulp  More

So, overall whilst it’s lovely to have them back, but maybe a little less would have made this record so much More God Is In The TV

Pulp  More

Pulp demonstrate that revisiting the past can yield genuinely uncompromising and organic rewards The Skinny

Jenny Hval  Iris Silver Mist

Meditative at times and invigorating at others, Iris Silver Mist is a delight for the senses, a reminder to pause and luxuriate in the fleeting, extravagant now Under The Radar

Alan Sparhawk  With Trampled by Turtles

A satisfying Americana album and one that Low fans will enjoy. However, it feels like a missed trick to try and make something forward thinking, rather than familiar Under The Radar

Pulp  More

On their first album in 24 years, Jarvis Cocker and co deliver a comeback that proves to be more than worth the wait Rolling Stone UK

Pulp  More

Some oddly deconstructed influences pop up on Pulp’s first album in 23 years Slant Magazine

Pulp  More

Let us celebrate More for what it is: a surprisingly thoughtful and often breathtaking coda to the Sheffield legends’ wonderful career The Line Of Best Fit

Matt Berninger  Get Sunk

Matt Berninger’s sophisticated sophomore effort follows a period of writer’s block, as he comes to terms with his ever-evolving identity PopMatters