R&B concept album about binmen turned superheroes. Yup.

Third mediocre outing in twelve months for Swedish starlet.

80s clubland legend Grace Jones returns with Hurricane, a patchy but fascinating comeback record.

Ex-Verve singer teams up with the cream of modern R&B for some far-out funk soul brotherhood.

Starry-eyed debut hits more often than misses.

The Thrills meets The Polyphonic Spree--in a good way!

Teenage dreamer turns in nightmare of a second record.

Raw, sparse, low-key, vocodered hip hop.

Marshall Mathers tackles his most complicated subject...himself.

Averegeness abounds from budding UK starlet.

Berlin based electro crooner ratchets up the goo factor.

Good, but I can't get behind the voice.

The Canadian supergroup return with super new LP.

Mockney songbird grows up--but is she any wiser?

The musical equivalent of a puppy humping your leg. This is not a recommendation.

Solid outing from country veteran.

Jazz maestro takes a turn towards the electro.

Aging punks flog a rapidly expiring horse.

Underwhelming Third outing for nu-gaze duo.

Ringo solo album... Come back! It’s not that bad!

The Doggfather part 10. Ho Hum. What else is on?

Thrillingly experimental hip-hop.

Howling good fun from Lupine superstar.

Millennial ‘It’ Boy gets the horn on eighth album.

Great songs played well, but...

Bernard Sumner delivers decent Enough Post-New order solo platter.

Predictable return to stadium soft-rock from former Poodle-permers.

Four years in the making second album from Oz hard rockers.