In their latest album, the American indie group maximise on texture and disillusionment but fail to create anything memorable

The Northampton rapper’s debut album targets the monarchy and Theresa May but without biting effect

The Canadian singer’s latest album is a well-constructed, quirky ode to the cult of Carly and her ‘Jepsies’

A new piece, Actress x Stockhausen Sin (x) II, tackles politics through music

A show featuring De La Soul, Public Enemy and Wu-Tang Clan suffered from poor sound quality and perfunctory performances

The composer took inspiration from his former lodger with the third of his Bowie Symphonies at the Royal Festival Hall

The electronic musician employs an intelligent program to shape the contours of her soundworld

The Canadian sings with commitment and power in a set of soul numbers played with chunky vigour

The second album by the Chicago-based singer reinterprets her African-American musical heroines and heroes

Riding high with his Psychodrama debut album, the rapper addressed the experiences of young black Londoners

In their first album since the departure of a key member, the New Yorkers have broken the mould — and not in a good way

For their eighth album, the Seattle-based drone metal band join forces with Hildur Gudnadóttir, Steve Albini and Anthony Pateras

The Canadian DJ reimagines a notorious 1992 rave in Castlemorton Common, Worcestershire

In Vienna the singer focused on songs from his 1970s heyday — but seemed reluctant to dwell on the past

The duo’s gig was a tribute to the appeal of their slick, sensuous music

The second album by the Northern Irish singer tackles the travails of becoming an adult but the music experimentation is less effective

In her eighth studio album, Pink pushes on with her devil-may-care attitude, albeit with formulaic song structures

The Vancouver duo’s debut album fashions a dystopian future out of electronic basslines and adrenalised beats

In his debut album, the Canadian indigenous tenor mixes chamber music with the Wolastoqey language

In his second album, the south London rapper foregrounds his relationship with his mother

The singer-songwriter and cellist’s debut album is a powerful exploration of her own ‘Luthereal’ sound world

Sadness has always been present in her dance-pop, but this show handled a deeper sense of loss with agility and insight

The album by the septet turns out to be a slight but genre-fluid affair

In his third Californian-inspired album, the R&B star engages his listener but somewhat loses the thread