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Debut album proper from the hyped New York rapper doesn't quite deliver.
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Manchester math-poppers move towards the mainstream on this second album.
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Second album of lo-fi RnB from Brooklyn boy wonder.
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Debut album of ethereal soul from mysterious producer.
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First album of original material since 2009’s Embryonic for Oklahoma’s finest.
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Third album of gruffly sensitive strum-pop from tousle-haired Italian-English Londoner.
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Sarah Joyce covers male songwriters both culty and canonical on album number two.
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A debut set of white soul from the White City four-piece.
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An incredible, precedent-resetting manifesto from the Californian extreme rap crew.
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A somewhat flawed but nonetheless enjoyable concept piece from a pair of De La souls.
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‘Post-fame’ follow-up to notorious rap crew’s 2008 online-only debut.
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Second album of perfect pop from Scandinavian trio.
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The second album from Liverpool’s second most famous sons.
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Debut album from Denver trucker turned singer-songwriter.
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Debut album of retro-R&B from LA soulsters.
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Georgia-based chillwave early-adopter finally issues debut album.
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Fourth album from Alabama sisters sounds like their commercial breakthrough.
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Second album of literate pop from Brighton via Burton-on-Trent outfit.
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Debut album by some bloke from a Britpop band.
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An exquisitely lo-fi RnB disquisition on memory and desire, love and loss.
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Seven-disc box set from seminal Scottish indie band.
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Touted duo add singer and ditch dubstep for melancholy synth-pop.
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Debut album of Balearic madness from Belgian DJ/remixer.
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Seventh solo studio album from former Orange Juice frontman.
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Debut album from disturbingly youthful London quintet.
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Fourth album from US tech-pop polymath.
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Second album of dusty Americana from San Diegan four-piece.
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Difficult second album syndrome neatly avoided by north London indie kids.
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Seventh studio album from Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and liberal activist.
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Debut from Canadian rapper offers remarkable hip hop/RnB hybrid.
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Tenth album from hardy perennials of alternative Scottish pop-rock.
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Mitchell’s fourth album became a blueprint for 70s singer-songwriters.
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Scottish songbird follows up stratospherically successful debut.
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Debut album of super-intelligent fare from pop’s sardonic duo.
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Sixth album of down-tempo RnB from hermetic soulstress.
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Third album from the hip hoppers’ favourite 80s superstar.
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Follow-up to million-selling debut is a dramatic departure.
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The debut album that made Helen Folasade Adu a star.
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An unknown a year ago, Gaga’s certainly fun to have around.
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Pioneering Scottish indie-funkster issues third album in two years.
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Pop’s angriest man caught live in 1978.
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First album for 20 years from former kilt-wearing New Romantics.
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Debut album from Philly synth-pop collective.
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Sixth album of slow jams from US RnB star.
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First Spanish album from Portuguese-Canadian songbird.
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Glitterball disco from husband and wife team.
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Another wonderful album from the most consistently inventive American band around.
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A classy, if not classic, debut from potential-rich pop newcomer.
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Second time lucky for Amy Winehouse’s best mate?
