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Porter Robinson
Nurture
His temporally fragmented discography feels like a collection of works in progress - stepping stones, documenting his turbulent journey from musical prodigy to adulthood
Clash
Porter Robinson
Nurture
The sound design of Nurture comes with a plentiful bag of tricks to keep listeners on their toes
musicOMH
Porter Robinson
Nurture
The Atlanta-born producer and DJ pushed through a period of intense hardship, emerging with a zen-like spirit that's all over this jubilant second album
NME
Porter Robinson
Nurture
While Nurture may feel disordered, it’s a kind of chaos that can only come with passion – and that is a sound Porter Robinson has more than earned the right to explore
The Line Of Best Fit
Tom Jones
Surrounded By Time
This lively Welshman isn't rolling over just yet. Print edition only
Mojo
Tom Jones
Surrounded By Time
Great stuff. More please. Print edition only
Uncut
Tom Jones
Surrounded By Time
A world away from his genial role on Saturday Night Television, it’s a 12 strong song cycle that finds Tom Jones doing exactly as he pleases. It’s an extraordinary balancing act, another vital page in this remarkable ongoing chapter
Clash
Dinosaur Jr
Sweep It Into Space
Featuring co-production from Kurt Vile, the classic trio’s latest reunion album is their breeziest and most melodically generous yet
Pitchfork
Andy Stott
Never the Right Time
Stott remains a sublime sonic craftsman and chaotic moments like ‘Never The Right Time’ and ‘Answers’ do contain a familiar magic, but they stand in direct contrast with the tedium of the slower numbers
The Quietus
Greta Van Fleet
The Battle at Garden's Gate
Four decades into their career together, the men of Dinosaur Jr. aren’t ones for tinkering, and why should they be? When you have a signature sound as enduring as theirs, deviation only seems destined to produce disappointment
God Is In The TV
Tom Jones
Surrounded By Time
The octogenarian sounds like a singer still in the thick of the action
The Arts Desk
Greta Van Fleet
The Battle at Garden's Gate
For all of the complaints about the band’s shameless aping of classic rock tropes, it wouldn’t be as big of a deal if they did it with a sense of joy or excitement, neither of which is found here
Spectrum Culture
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