Review

Foreign Body leaves you standing between two mirrors, staring at endless reflections that never foreseeably meet.

The same mix of insights vs. bongo drops but now with gentler electronics, like Hot Chip wearing wooly jumpers.

A solid release with a solid identity that will appeal to fans of Kuedo’s Severant and classic Vangelis alike.

Tanlines are not pushing boundaries, but they’ve carved out an agreeable niche in the vast, wide country where indie pop meets bedroom electronics.

Magic Castles are a good example of how association with a big name can market an otherwise disappointing record.

For the first time in their combined 15 albums Odd Future sound like nothing more that a bunch of kids who can't believe their good luck. And on OF...