London producer and composer Daniel Avery releases his fifth studio album, Ultra Truth. Coming out through Phantasy Sound, the 15-track collection is a remarkably coherent trip into the known and unknown, reveling in Avery’s many musical influences.

After years of steadily developed underground hype, South London’s Wu-Lu finally debuts via Warp Records.

Six years since her last full-length release, English-Sri Lankan firebrand M.I.A releases MATA via Island Records.

Prolific German composer Nils Frahm returns with his first full-length material since 2019 with the sprawling yet intimate Music for Animals, released via his own LEITER imprint.

Roughly three years since his last release, the Grammy-nominated Alchemist collaboration Alfredo, Indiana, USA rapper Freddie Gibbs returns with a sprawling and long-awaited major label debut, $oul $old $eparately.

As this week's Album of the Week, Steve Rickinson looks at the long-awaited sophomore LP As Above, So Below from Zambian-born, Botswana-raised poet and rapper Sampa the Great; out now via Loma Vista Recordings.

Kicking off our Albums of the Week series, Steve Rickinson looks at the claustrophobic post-grime of Southeast London's Coby Sey. His debut album, Conduit, is now available via AD 93.