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Celeste  Woman Of Faces

A record so vulnerable its awe-inspiring Far Out

Celeste  Woman Of Faces

Further solidifies her as a soulful, stirring artist that captivates The Skinny

Celeste  Woman Of Faces

It’s a difficult second album for the chart-topping singer, in more ways than one – but her sombre songcraft ends up being spectacular The Guardian

Celeste  Woman Of Faces

There’s a collected confidence to these nine tracks that allows Celeste’s voice to step out the shadow of those early Billie Holiday comparisons, and speak distinctly to the listener’s heart The Independent

Celeste  Woman Of Faces

‘Woman of Faces’ is a record forged through heartbreak, proof that Celeste’s quiet fire still burns fiercely beneath the mask Clash

Celeste  Woman Of Faces

The shock of the new has evaporated, but she's subtly evolving and broadening her palette. Print edition only Mojo

Celeste  Woman Of Faces

At every turn, the vocal powerhouse reminds us why her songs have connected on such a large scale. Print edition only Record Collector

Celeste  Woman Of Faces

A fearless, defiant display of sonic scale DIY

Sorry  COSPLAY

The London band abandons irony, filling its warped rock songs with pop-culture references and alluring idiosyncrasie Pitchfork

Claire Rousay  A Little Death

After the singer-songwriter slant of last year’s sentiment, the field recordist and audio diarist rebalances her emo-ambient fusion, emphasizing nuanced drones and meticulous arrangements Pitchfork

Danny Brown  Stardust

It’s so unrestrained that it sometimes loses its grip, condensing several albums worth of ideas into a single project that isn’t quite as compelling as the sum of its parts, the sum of its collaborators, or the sum of its energy The Line Of Best Fit

FKA Twigs  EUSEXUA Afterglow

If Eusexua felt rooted in the moment, Afterglow is a reflection of what’s happened Slant Magazine

FKA Twigs  EUSEXUA Afterglow

Originally conceived as an expanded edition of her excellent EUSEXUA, the U.K. pop innovator's new EUSEXUA Afterglow is a stand-alone LP Rolling Stone

FKA Twigs  EUSEXUA Afterglow

On ‘Afterglow’, the story of the eusexua era deepens as the enigmatic pop star fully learns to let go Rolling Stone UK

Mavis Staples  Sad And Beautiful World

All in all Sad and Beautiful World is another always welcome collection of Staples’ mastery and it’s very much in evidence that she remains at the top of her game Under The Radar