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Fat Dog  Cancel Me (I'm Tired)

'Cancel Me (I'm Tired)' is packed with choruses and bright synths, with the title track getting stuck into a funk groove that suits them remarkably well Dork

Fat Dog  Cancel Me (I'm Tired)

Under all the rowdiness, Cancel Me (I’m Tired) gets to a place that makes room for sincerity. Fat Dog may have an unmarked path ahead, though they are more than willing to call the shots Northern Transmissions

Fat Dog  Cancel Me (I'm Tired)

Exhausting, but that's the point. Print edition only Mojo

Fat Dog  Cancel Me (I'm Tired)

Cancel Me (I’m Tired) is a thrilling, carnivalesque extravaganza, and an oftentimes confusing record, but one that I’m more than happy to be baffled and completely turned around by The Line Of Best Fit

Fat Dog  Cancel Me (I'm Tired)

They channel a gathering capacity for connection into the tunes and lyrics of Cancel Me (I’m Tired), scoping out room to roam within their well-honed good-time vigour Record Collector

Johnny Marr  The Age of Everything

Four decades on, he remains a class act, still curious, still innovative and still relentlessly cool. If ‘The Age Of Everything’ is about embracing possibility, Johnny Marr embodies the very best of everything music has to offer Clash

Fat Dog  Cancel Me (I'm Tired)

Second album from South London six-piece mixes distorted electro-punk, industrial disco and nihilist anthems to cause a sense of disorientation musicOMH

Gilla Band  Pugnello

Have you ever heard a song for the first time and felt a shiver run so deep it took the floor with it? That, for me, is the first seconds of Pugnello, and it hardly relents from there The Quietus

Johnny Marr  The Age of Everything

Once again, Johnny has delivered a strong and assured body of work, with his solo material continuing to go from strength to strength God Is In The TV

Johnny Marr  The Age of Everything

When a punchier mood is conjured, the overall impact still fails to lodge in the memory The Arts Desk

Leon Bridges  Happiness Anytime

The singer’s fifth album, co-produced by Jungle, has some strong moments, but is mostly an inoffensive retread of familiar ground Paste Magazine

Wishy  Wishy

This is a sugar rush with real feeling underneath, and I’m happy to take the dose Northern Transmissions

Protomartyr  Hotel Usona

Over these nine songs, Protomartyr again nudge the sonic boundaries of post-punk, all the while confronting sublime emotional states and urgent sociocultural issues Beats Per Minute

Greg Freeman  All Set The Bone

A strong contender for the year’s Album of the Year list, full of brazen idiosyncrasies, kinetic explosions, and fortitudinous lyricism that captures one of America’s most talented songwriters on his glorious ascent to the top Far Out

Greg Freeman  All Set The Bone

It's an inventive, agreeably rowdy trip. Print edition only Uncut