Lenker knows how best to use negative space on Bright Future – defining boundaries of the music and mediating between tension and catharsis.

On the Peruvian producer’s debut album, which she dedicates to her mother, Kourtesis showcases her versatility and immerses us in her life.

GUTS cements Olivia Rodrigo's status as the it girl of our generation—a perfect blend of relatability and otherworldly allure.

V is, so far, the definition of definitive for Unknown Mortal Orchestra.

There’s an undeniably poetic quality to Katie Gregson-MacLeod’s music that has shone through this soberingly beautiful EP.

To round off our coverage for 2022, we’ve put together some of our own personal favourites for Delilah’s first AOTY list.

Audiences of 2022 are shot right back into Queen’s most iconic years.

The band’s latest release further embraces the band’s goofy character.

JVKE has created a highly unique sound, all rooted in his primary talent: playing the piano.

Their 2022 EP We Aren’t Getting Out But Tonight We Might is only the start of the band’s newfound success.

Although not fully cured of the experimentalist hangover from their previous album, The 1975 is back to doing what they do best.

The Ooz recently had its five year anniversary, so now is a perfect time to revisit the genre-transcending, defining work of Archy Marshall.

This album excels at crafting its own identity.

With features from the folk duo First Aid Kit and rapper Channel Tres we hear a new side to her music, and to herself.

Conan Gray embraces romantic failures on Sophomore album Superache.

Packed with self reflection, sass, and melodies that will have captured even the most passive of listeners - a masterpiece has been born.

Overall, Sam Fender’s album Seventeen Going Under is nothing short of lyrical and musical perfection.

If there’s one thing Rina did wrong with this album, it was to not make ‘Frankenstein’ a single.

Despite the brevity of this release, it’s still full to bursting with energy, range, and character.

Who are we to say no to ABBA when they come back to us after 40 years?