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Arcade Fire are a shadow of their former selves on an indifferent and unremarkable return.

A bumper edition of the monthly wrap covers the past two months in music including Bloc Party, Charli XCX, Wet Leg and much more.

Joshua Tillman says 'Goodbye Mr. Blue' with a sumptuous jazz collection on his fifth album as the enigmatic Misty.

Fontaines write longingly of home on Skinty Fia while truly arriving on the international stage with their most accomplished work yet.

THUMPER more than live up to their moniker on an electrifying and wildly energetic debut.

An insanely stacked February saw big releases from Big Thief, Beach House, Mitski & more.

In the face of an uncertain future, Black Country deliver an experimental rock masterpiece for the ages.

Big releases from The Weeknd and FKA twigs kicked off the year in an otherwise quiet January.

New year, new music! Kicking off 2022 by taking a look at some very exciting records coming soon.

The greatest records of the year are named in the second annual E/O album countdown.

It's that time again. Let's count down the tracks that made 2021 another great year in music.

The penultimate month of 2021 featured highlights from Silk Sonic, Snail Mail & The War On Drugs.

Taylor's Version improves a modern pop classic while revisiting a defining moment in Swift's career.

Another big review show from Indie Groove this week as we looked at Coldplay, Lana Del Rey and Parquet Courts.

Major releases from Coldplay, Lana Del Rey and Sam Fender covered in a busy October.

There are fleeting moments of beauty on the safest and least inspired record of James Blake's career.

Sam Fender and James Blake covered as the monthly review show returned this past week.

Drake goes full Drake, Little Simz steals the show and there are a couple of indie gems in a huge September.

A perfect reflection of its creator in 2021, DONDA is incoherent and infuriating, with frequent flashes of brilliance.

A stacked end to summer saw unlikely hits and wild misses from massive names including Lorde, Billie Eilish, and The Killers.