Elite tapes

The Killers frontman’s solo debut takes several stylistic cues from his day job.

Everything here is a guilty pleasure. You know it’s wrong, but it feels so right.

New York rockers’ ninth album finds the trio playing to established strengths.

Against the odds, it might be time to sit up and pay Klaxons some respect.

An unmemorable collection of clichéd rap numbers from the Gym Class Heroes vocalist.

Colorado duo’s third album is dumb for sure, but no fun whatsoever.

If you like your pop wacky, there’s a lovely album here waiting for you.

As fizzy, dramatic and inventive as pop should be without losing his initial grime edge.

Seventh studio album from Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and liberal activist.

An album of a high standard, with much more to offer than the hit Wavin’ Flag.