An aktual-ly good album this week
Ash Koosha tries to develop the work of his previous releases, but things feel disjointed.
Felix Music recommends…October
Our guide to all the hottest releases that dropped this month
Future Hndrxx Tour: an enjoyable, if not all that memorable, performance
Following on from the surprise release of two albums within a week, Future heads to the O2 Arena, for a greatest hits set, whose energy levels sometimes slip.
Cezanne Portraits at the National Portrait Gallery
Does the collection provide insight into a pioneering genius, or an overrated leftover of Impressionism?
Plunge: A clarion call to sexual liberation
Fever Ray’s first album in nearly eight years is a more aggressive work, which examines love, lust, and the uncontrollable id.
Krept & Konan abandon the London underground in their new mixtapes 7 Days and 7 Nights
The new work shows they’re shifting towards the mainstream, but they haven’t chosen the right direction.
The Hydra x Barbican present: Gas + Huerco S.
Gas creates a sonic cathedral in the Barbican Centre
Mura Masa’s debut shows he’s one to watch
The young musician makes his mark on the UK charts
The Lady from the Sea: An adaptation worth its salt?
We travel to the Caribbean by way of the Donmar Warehouse for a refreshing take on one of Ibsen’s later works.
All the Little Lights: A Story That Needs Telling
Jane Upton's much-needed drama about sexual exploitation
St. John Sessions: Laurel Halo and Lee Gamble
Laurel Halo transcends, while Lee Gamble falters
Nai Palm strikes out on her own
Nai Palm leaves Hiatus Kaiyote behind with her debut LP