The third album from the London-based band revels in the temporality of emotion, and capitalizes on the particular treasures that come from the certainty that all things - good, bad, and indifferent - must end.
Wolf Alice – Blue Weekend
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romæo – “stare”
The second single by the Sydney-based artist flips between two modes of insecure heartache.
The Neighbourhood – Chip Chrome & The Mono-Tones
The band's fourth project considers a new perspective – that of the striving performer, a lens which automatically invites autobiographical speculation.
FKA twigs – MAGDALENE
FKA twigs operates at a prodigious level of self-knowledge and artistic clarity. But even the most controlled artist can find herself in a mess of emotion. MAGDALENE reveals how the vulnerability of a decaying relationship can expose the hazy boundary between empowerment and helplessness.
Charli XCX – Charli
Charli XCX's third studio album offers catharsis in a way few pop artists can achieve.
Riffs & Rhymes 