State Champs' new album Kings of the New Age is an energetic statement of pop-punk fun, Music Editor Sammy Andrews reviews

Music Critic Abi Kinsella reviews Dance Fever by Florence + The Machine, describing it as a sublime listening experience

Manneskja is a triumphant celebration of some of the strongest songs from Of Monsters and Men, Music Critic Beatrice Lancet reviews

Music Critic Bas Bevan reviews Feeder's latest album Torpedo, describing it as a statement of the bands space in British music

Music Critic Beatrice Lancet reviews Sea Girls latest album, commenting that it contains frank discussions, catchy riffs and driving drums

Music Critic Chioma Onwuezobe reviews Mitski's Laurel Hell, finding it to be a musically layered exploration of isolation and feeling stuck in life

Praising the emotional depth and sonic excellence of Gang of Youths' new album, Music Critic Elif Aktan reflects on the band's development and champions their raw intensity

Music Editor Sammy Andrews reviews Sweet Tooth, the new album from Mom Jeans, finding it to be a nostalgic blast of ear candy that balances ideas of vulnerability and humour

Music Editor Lorcan Drury details why alt-J’s latest album ‘The Dream’ represents them perfectly as a band

Music Critic Bas Bevan reviews Bastille's latest album Give Me The Future, finding it to be an honest and creative approach to life and modernity

Music Critic Frankie Rhodes writes how Frank Turner’s latest album explores themes of belonging, embracing relationships new and old, and coping with grief in a raw, electrified way

Music Critic Anna Robinson reviews the latest album from Fickle Friends, finding that whilst it does have some gems, it is not their best release to date