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Charli XCX  Wuthering Heights

The album mirrors the film’s penchant for bombast and grief while standing on its own Slant Magazine

Charli XCX  Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights is Charli xcx’s transitional record that studies her initial sound in retrospect while searching for a new, steely and more organic one. This may be the first taste of her next artistic phase The Line Of Best Fit

Charli XCX  Wuthering Heights

The new album almost matches the Emerald Fennell movie’s messy soul Consequence Of Sound

Charli XCX  Wuthering Heights

Written for Emerald Fennell’s new film, it's a fully realized LP that adds another wrinkle to Charli's always-evolving sensibility Rolling Stone

Charli XCX  Wuthering Heights

Casting off her Bratty cigarettes and sunglasses, the pop visionary channels the torments of Heathcliff and Cathy and the tumult of the Velvet Underground on her latest captivating pivot The Guardian

Charli XCX  Wuthering Heights

This brilliantly moody soundtrack confirms Charli XCX as a star who makes better art when she’s not trying to deliver a hit The Irish Times

Charli XCX  Wuthering Heights

On her wild, gothic soundtrack album, the pop star proves herself much more in tune with the terrible complexity of Emily Brontë’s original vision than film director Emerald Fennell The Independent

Charli XCX  Wuthering Heights

At times gorgeous, at others deliberately grotesque, it offers a series of dark gothic fantasies that inhabit a transformative realm. A reset, yes – but, crucially, a cinematic triumph Clash

Danny L Harle  Cerulean

‘Cerulean’ is the album Danny L Harle has been waiting his whole life to make Dork

Danny L Harle  Cerulean

On a high-minded album boasting a weighty guest list including Dua Lipa and Clairo, the superproducer lacks the hooks of the pop-trance he’s so heavily influenced by The Guardian

Danny L Harle  Cerulean

Crammed with digital texture and waterlogged by synthetic ocean chorales, the underground pop producer’s new album sinks under the weight of prog ambition Pitchfork

Danny L Harle  Cerulean

Cerulean is undeniably fun, and cements Harle's standing as a singular artist in the world of progressive pop Exclaim

Danny L Harle  Cerulean

It feels beautiful to be invited into Harle’s world and the way his mind works. Music is embedded in his being, and this is only the beginning Clash

Danny L Harle  Cerulean

His most cohesive work to date, finding parity in both its nostalgia and its modernity DIY

Hemlocke Springs  The Apple Tree Under the Sea

An adventurous blend of pop across various decades, with a journey that only unleashes courageous swerves rather than shrinking down The Line Of Best Fit