The surprising, hyper-digital debut of the British supermodel
Beatrice Laus brings guitars back to the forefront, across fourteen tracks oozing so-nineties electricity
An overwhelming concentrate of punk urgency, crystalline guitars and folk melodies built to last
The mournful atmospheres of this breakup album by the Colombian superstar help explain the reasons behind her current relevance
The counterpart to "La Belleza" celebrates Caribbean rhythms
We meet in an exclusive interview the last true witness of the French spacemen, namely Fabrice Quagliotti, still the soul of the band, as shown by the recent tour, which also touched down in Italy
From the post-punk of Rip Rig + Panic to the proto-trip-hop of "Raw Like Sushi", from the global success of "7 Seconds" to the electronic and experimental explorations of her maturity, guided by an approach that has always been proudly personal. The story of a feminist artist who never set herself limits and never fell into line
The long-awaited acid test for the Swiss dream-pop band
The guitars start roaring again, but it's also a time for awareness
Australian jangle-pop redefined by the fourth studio album from the group led by Steve Kilbey: a journey through psychedelia, orchestral turns and the legacy left on the alt-rock landscape
A return to their roots, to the band's early-2000s productions: an atmospheric, psychedelic indie sound
A proud, dignified account that puts a final full stop on the story of a formidable duo
The New York collective returns with a hallucinated collage of warped jazz, psychedelic soul and noise
The debut from the Canadian singer, between broken R&B, provocative pop and a voice that doesn't ask permission to exist
A breezy country-pop narrative from one half of Water From The Eyes