Roseau ‘Salt’ (Big Dada)
Stunning debut from folk songstress turned electronic pop prodigy
Peaches ‘Rub’ (I U She Music)
The filthy queen of electro performance art returns to the studio after six years
New Order ‘Music Complete’ (Mute)
Manchester’s finest serve up one of the year’s biggest albums. We take a long, hard listen…
Müller Roedelius ‘Imagori’ (Grönland)
Yin-yang collaboration pairs organic piano explorations with precise digitalism
Max Richter ‘Sleep’ (Deutsche Grammophon)
An eight-hour epic soundtrack to your slumbers from the prolific German composer
Lloyd Cole ‘1D’ (Bureau B)
Unfinished modular sketches from the notebook of one of electronica’s more unlikely adherents
Kelpe ‘The Curved Line’ (Drut)
Album number five from Kel McKeown brings the sonic wallpaper to life
Julia Holter ‘Have You In My Wilderness’ (Domino)
LA’s extraordinary experimental pop magician delivers her most welcoming long-player yet
John Grant ‘Grey Tickles, Black Pressure’ (Bella Union)
More dark matter from the Iceland-based bard of frozen barbs and no-holds-barred songwriting
John Foxx ‘London Overgrown’ (Metamatic)
A minimalist marvel shines in the light at the end of the concrete underpass