Our top picks of the latest albums to listen to every month, from pop to rap to rock. Our top choices this month will be a great addition to anyone’s record collection.
We have picked out our favourite songs from the albums below. Check out our January Songs of the Month playlist.
English indie rock band the Wombats return with their fifth studio album - Fix Yourself, Not the World. Fused with electronic, pop and R&B, this is a thrilling record, and despite some of the dark subject matter, it manages to stay lighthearted and optimistic.
Five years since his last project, Bonobo presents Fragments, his seventh studio album. It’s more of the same from the British musician, as he creates atmospheric music with a beautiful mix of vocals and rich string arrangements, all pieced together perfectly.
This short but sweet entry, from American indie folk band the Lumineers, makes heavy use of percussion and guitar and although brief, BRIGHTSIDE is full of vibrant melodic hooks, upbeat instrumentals and sharp lyrics.
In a statement about her upcoming third studio album, AURORA said “The spiritual door between the human and the gods is a very complicated thing”. The Gods We Can Touch is a joyful album and a step in a new direction for the Norwegian singer, as she looks through the lens of Greek mythology on each thoughtful and heartfelt track.
Grace Cummings follows up on her debut album with Storm Queen, completely self-produced by the Melbourne-based folk singer. With inspiration from Bob Dylan, Cummings acoustic guitar and spellbinding vocals naturally blend to provide both a powerful and imaginative record.