Sheku Kanneh-Mason: “The cello is a part of you”
The 23-year-old has already played for the royals and tackled the Elgar Cello Concerto. Where does he go from here?
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Drake’s Honestly, Nevermind: best served tepid
Drake used to be our Prince Hamlet – but on his underpowered new album he is a journeyman extra offering…
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George Ezra’s Gold Rush Kid: the irresistible return of the barbecue troubadour
Ezra’s sun-soaked new album shows off his gap-year vibes and big wicket-keeper energy.
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Angel Olsen’s Big Time is a sensitive record about grief, loss and coming out
On her new album the 35-year-old turns to country music to come to terms with her sexuality and the death…
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Liam Gallagher’s new album is a soporific wade through the swampy waste of Britpop
Recycled choruses, vapid lyrics and meat-and-two-veg guitar: C’mon You Know could only achieve profundity if you were four pints deep…
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Harry Styles’ new album is a summery, Eighties-infused poolside record
The best songs on Harry’s House feel like a brief tickle of cool air on a warm, lazy day.
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Kendrick Lamar’s Mr Morale and the Big Steppers first listen: a brutally honest record
On his new album, the American rapper explores therapy, grief and masculinity.
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Florence and the Machine’s Dance Fever is a timeless, euphoric record
This is an immersive, cathartic new album of stadium-filling songs.
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