The Internet is a fascinating album and a strong debut. Record label Italians Do It Better have carved themselves out as a champion of alternative, genre spanning and out of the box music, and Glüme is no exception.

There has been a clear line of evolution from the twee sugar-rush of Communions’ Cobblestones, however with their latest release Pure Fabrication, this march of progress has, in many ways, come juddering to a psychedelia-infused halt.

A complex, inventive and all-consuming record, Typhoons is the third album brought to us by Brighton rock duo Royal Blood. What with it being four years since they last released a body of work, this is very much welcomed and an exciting insight into their evolving sound.

Chapel’s new EP shows no qualms in making a big splash into the alternative pop scene. These four songs offer a quick insight into what Chapel are about and how promising the future is for them.

Demi Lovato releases a vulnerable and candid record about her dark past, recovery and hopes for the future with new album, Dancing With The Devil… The Art Of Starting Over.

Babygirl are the Toronto tornado sweeping through Canadian country with their sad pop rock songs, leaving a trail of tears since 2016. Their latest collection of tissue teasers still steers along the red-eye road, made for the weeping losers club.

Son Lux round off their three-part series in style with Tomorrows III, the album settling into a feeling of clarity - like clouds departing after a cathartic storm.

Lana Del Rey’s newest pandemic release has divided fans. Despite it being a chart topper, there are those who love it or despise it. But is it possible that Lana Del Rey has fed too much from her fan’s perception of her?

There is no doubt that Marie Naffah is destined for great success. But just how successful will depend on whether she is able to cultivate a musical style that is just as powerful as her voice.