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Queens Of The Stone Age  Perfecth

Perfecth again hits the mark; it has a bit of everything that makes Queens of the Stone Age unique, and maintains an excellent emotional tension throughout No Ripcord

Queens Of The Stone Age  Perfecth

A fine record that shows the range and power Queens of the Stone Age have always had and shows that their star remains undimmed Under The Radar

PISS  You Made Me / Skin on Linen

On their brutal debut, Vancouver four-piece PISS meet a culture of misogyny with all the rage and aggression it deserves The Skinny

Troye Sivan  She's The Best

Troye Sivan features a mood shift on She’s the Best from his earlier work; whether it works depends on if you’re comfortable with the Australian singer layering a different flavor of yearning into the mix Spectrum Culture

Queens Of The Stone Age  Perfecth

Uses the concept of kintsugi as a practical guide to finding their path forward from the upheaval of their lives and the world Spectrum Culture

Tony Iommi  From The Dark

From the Dark is probably the best album Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has released under his own name. It’s definitely good, but it’s also so typical of his music over the past four decades that it’s hard to get very excited about Spectrum Culture

DIIV  ZIRP!

By the end of ZIRP!, it's clear that Cook's alt-rock and spirited production brings a poppy accessibility to DIIV without losing the emotional complexity of their shoegaze roots Exclaim

DIIV  ZIRP!

With A.G. Cook’s help, the California band melds electronic, nu metal, and shoegaze on their best album in years Paste Magazine

DIIV  ZIRP!

With each spin, ZIRP! becomes a stronger listen and truly unravels its status as valid shoegaze milestone Beats Per Minute

PISS  You Made Me / Skin on Linen

PISS are an aesthetic force, an undeniable juggernaut blending punk, hardcore, and trauma-soaked yet beguiling lyricism to forge one of rock’s stellar debuts Beats Per Minute

Queens Of The Stone Age  Perfecth

Queens of the Stone Age give us a macabre, mortal album that’s close to ‘Perfecth’ Still Listening

U2  Carnaval de Luz

Irish rock’s crazy diamonds shine on brighter than ever The Irish Times

PISS  You Made Me / Skin on Linen

This Vancouver quartet have untied that Gordian knot and created something startling, combining monodrama scripts, non-linear broken glass bottle musical atmospherics and historical sample that dance into the sons like some sort of living theatre. Print edition only Mojo

PISS  You Made Me / Skin on Linen

A brutal album that feels extremely vulnerable as PISS presents their record through a series of progressive sonic tableaux that is equally powerful and heartbreaking Spill Magazine

Queens Of The Stone Age  Perfecth

This album, approached with an open mind and given time, will offer something more on every listen Clash