The fall is upon us, and so are some of the latest releases of the week, including music from Autre Ne Veut, LCD Soundsystem, Thundercat, Broken Bells, Willow Smith, MIA, Fever Ray,  and TSHA who has made our album of the week.

This Friday on The Daily Review we bring you new music from Eden Samara, Rico Nasty, Yudi Saint X and Arctic Monkeys. Our UK Garage Friday banger is from Monsta Boy.

In this episode, Johann interviews the Madrid band Venturi, who are starting their autumn tour throughout Spain. David Camilleri comes to talk about things that happen, like fashion shows in Paris and horror movies like Smile.

Our album of the week is Björk’s deep-digging Fossora; Johann ponders whether it is a great time for dads in pop culture; Mar has the latest celeb news; and Marta Salicrú tells us about the Depeche Mode press conference as we look forward to Depeche at Primavera Sound 2023.

Ben Cardew returns for some Tuesday fresh thinking, with new music from Shygirl, LCD Soundsystem, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Desert, as well as a track from our album of the week, Björk's Fossora.

On this episode, Johann Wald pays tribute to the late great Pharoah Sanders, selecting only a pinch of his vast recorded legacy, reserving some space in the show for some contemporary examples of artists carrying the spiritual torch he left behind.

The Weekly Review welcomes American folk musician and singer-songwriter Tomberlin to the airwaves ahead of her Barcelona gig, to talk nature, New York and social media. Plus there is new music from Alvvays, Arctic Monkeys and BEAK>.

In this episode, Johann Wald and David Camilleri propose the experiment of commenting on various news items without preparation, as a professional exercise to test their communication skills by unraveling the case of NASA's Dart to deflect an asteroid, North American propaganda films like Top Gun, Baz Luhrmann's Maverick and Elvis and, to see if they get the hang of gossip ... the breakup of Laura Escanes and Risto Mejide.

We decide what breakfast Maya Hawke’s new album MOSS reminds us of; Johann gets far too into Top Gun and Mar brings us all the juice on the return of the Kardashians.

The Daily Review brings you new music from around the globe and all over the generic block, including tracks from Wet Leg, Amyl and the Sniffers, Floating Points, DJ Q, Tom Skinner and Alewya.