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Foo Fighters – ‘Your Favorite Toy’ review: back to brawny basics

Kehlani – ‘Kehlani’ review: drawing from every era of her past to emerge fully formed

Friko – ‘Something Worth Waiting For’ review: wrestling with the life they worked so hard for

Look Outside Your Window – ‘Look Outside Your Window’ review: Slipknot members harness a different type of fear on their long-lost album

Tomora – ‘Come Closer’ review: a Chemical Brother and Scandi pop wizardess’ euphoric collision

Ella Langley – ‘Dandelion’ review: infectious, irresistible country pop for those who dare to dream bigger

Lime Garden – ‘Maybe Not Tonight’ review: a brilliantly reckless soundtrack to your twenties

My New Band Believe – ‘My New Band Believe’ review: a staggering, sprawling masterpiece from the mind of Cameron Picton

The Itch – ‘It’s The Hope That Kills You’ review: decadent, freewheeling party underpinned by genuine humanity

Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE and Surf Gang – ‘Pompeii // Utility’ review: a sprawling, two-headed opus from rap’s most restless minds

Charley Crockett – ‘Age Of The Ram’ review: a bold, ambitious victory for the innovative country star

Flea – ‘Honora’ review: the Chili Pepper’s jazzy, comforting debut leans back hard

Elmiene – ‘Sounds For Someone’ review: the arrival of soul’s newest custodian

Slayyyter – ‘Wor$t Girl In America’ review: pop that finds salvation in the underbelly of American cinema

RAYE – ‘This Music May Contain Hope’ review: showstopping musical maximalism at its grandest

Fcukers – ‘Ö’ review: indie sleaze revivalists serve up kaleidoscopic floorfillers

Robyn – ‘Sexistential’ review: the pop star’s lust for life is infectious – and thoroughly idiosyncratic

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