An electric night with Perfume Genius at Gorilla is as compelling as it is powerful, writes Alex Corns

Mac DeMarco finally grows up, delivering a low-key album full of his most introspective and accomplished songwriting to date

Personal and political blur together in an infectiously energetic debut album that appropriately develops the pop-punk duo’s sound, writes Joe Casson

The Shins’ latest record will be a welcome return for their dearest fans, but others will find another record to add to the backend of a summer Spotify playlist, Christian Hurry writes

Having replaced all but one of their members, Cherry Glazerr are back with a charismatic yet at times uninspiring new album, writes David Newman

Ultimate Painting’s 1980s-indebted indie pop warms the band’s typically shy audience, writes Joe Taylor

Maybe The Last Shadow Puppets latest release isn’t everything we’ve come to expect

Hinds’ charming, rip-roaring garage-rock revivalism had the audience in Gorilla right in the palms of their hands