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Our top picks of the latest albums to listen to every month, from pop to rap to rock. Our top choices this month will be a great addition to anyone’s record collection.
We have picked out our favourite songs from the albums below. Check out our June Songs of the Month playlist.
George Ezra | Columbia
English singer-songwriter George Ezra’s third studio album moves his sound in a different direction, but once again hits the spot. The record starts as expected, but despite the anthems and upbeat tracks in the first half of the album, an intimate Ezra opens up about mental health and obsessive thoughts in the latter stages. With a wonderful selection of songs, overall, Gold Rush Kid is impeccable.
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Horsegirl | Matador
Infectious Chicago rock band Horsegirl bring a new style of indie rock on their breakthrough debut album Versions of Modern Performance. The fascinating teenage trio excite as their passion shines though on every unique track. Despite their hypnotic and experimental sound, they keep the balance of the album just right, solidifying themselves as part of a new generation of rock & roll.
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S.G. Goodman | Verve Forecast
On her self-produced second album, S.G. Goodman explores repression, addiction and depression. With Teeth Marks, the Kentucky songwriter introduces some highly personal songs, talking about her own sexuality, as she also analyses racial inequality, the opioid crisis and immigration, among more. Goodman handles every topic with grace as her sharp lyrics and incredible observations make for an evocative listen.
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Thornhill | UNFD
On their second studio album, Australian metal-core band Thornhill keep us on their edge of our seat with their pop-metal fusion. The promising quintet from Melbourne have quickly moved to ensure their sound has progressed from their debut outing, pushing themselves to the very limit. The album is a tribute to Hollywood, and stands on its own. Although ambitious, the creative vision shows the best is yet to come.
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Angel Olsen | Jagjaguwar
Indie folk rocker Angel Olsen sings through the grief on her sixth studio album. The Missouri singer-songwriter focuses on the march of time, as her hushed, soothing Nashville sound accompanies some of her darker lyrics, as she explores her own personal tragedies. Despite the darker tones; its glitzy strings, trumpets and saxophones ensure Olsen's latest record is also warm, uplifting and life-affirming.
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