A review of the Australian singer-songwriter's fourth album praises its blend of intimacy, upbeat pop-rock and stripped-back acoustic tracks.
The Irish band's fourth album delivers a 42-minute set of intense, original noise that has drawn comparisons to some of alternative music's most influential acts.
The British folk duo's first album in 12 years pairs traditional Baka polyphonic singing with expansive instrumental arrangements to mixed effect.
A new release from vocal ensemble Exaudi, conducted by James Weeks, gathers four substantial works written for the group during the 2010s.
The Oslo-founded string quartet, winners of the Wigmore Hall competition, releases an assured first recording on Alpha Classics, according to a review published by The Guardian.
The Filipino-British artist's new record features collaborations with Hayley Williams and Brendan Yates.
The new record from Nacho Pezzati, who performs as Nueen, blends bass-heavy ambience with elements of R&B, drill and dub, according to a review published by The Guardian.
A new release on the Ondine label features first-ever recordings of three Kaija Saariaho compositions spanning four decades, performed by the BBC Symphony Orchestra under Sakari Oramo, according to a review published in The Guardian.