Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats have returned with the long awaited, much anticipated second album, 'Tearing at the Seams'. After three years of heavy touring, Rateliff and company are now a road tested unit, you can hear it in their sound.

Jack White's third solo album is a bewildering mix of sounds and lyrics accompanied by wonderful instrumental detours. It holds true to what you expect from White but contains countless surprises throughout the 13 songs.

While they explore new methods and sounds, these are still classic Decemberists songs - rich stories full of complex characters, and no shortage of emotion.

David Byrne is back with his eleventh solo studio album 'American Utopia', and he has some questions to ask.

This is an album with a beating heart pulled out of the chest, bloody and raw and red. It breathes and tenses, rushes and slows.

Scotland's Franz Ferdinand are back with their fifth studio album, 'Always Ascending' out on Domino Records.

'Chime' is a huge leap forward for Dessa. It's her most musically adventurous collection to date, combining the experimental pop approach of her solo work with the more aggressive, hard-edged delivery of her verses with the rap collective Doomtree to create a playing field where both string sections and trap beats can roam freely.

Mac Wilson describes Ty Segall's latest as 'a kaleidoscopic journey through the mind of one of contemporary music's most prolific creators.' Read Mac's full review and listen to tracks from 'Freedom's Goblin,' our Album of the Week.

Brandi Carlile's new album 'By the Way, I Forgive You' is an emotionally powerful dive into her worldview, impacted by events of 2016, but also about becoming a parent, watching your parents get older, and dealing with love and loss and self-reflection.

On 'Marble Skies', Django Django are trying to do the impossible: meld arty indie rock with dance music in a cohesive and poppy way.