As Mac DeMarco releases his 199-song opus One Wayne G we examine the the queasiest musical indulgences; Mar has EXCLUSIVE news about the wonderful bb trickz, the artist all Barcelona is talking about; and Everything But The Girl’s Fuse is our album of the week.

Ben Cardew welcomes Chad Jackson - of Hear the Drummer (Get Wicked) and DMC World Championships fame - to The Daily Review to talk about his new single, Get Wicked Again, writing tips from Irvine Welsh and lecturing versus DJing; plus we have new music from Sparks, SBTRKT, Tarta Relena and beabadoobee. Our album of the week is Everything But The Girl's Fuse.

Ben Cardew welcomes dub legend Mad Professor, a man who has worked with everyone from Lee “Scratch” Perry to Sade, onto The Weekly Review, ahead of his performance at the Jazztronica festival in Barcelona this weekend. They talk about the inspirational Scratch, remixing Massive Attack, dub as social commentary, white privilege and the lasting impact of dub.

Johann Wald interviews Zahara and Marti Perarnau IV about their parallel project, _juno, in which they delve into the hedonistic side of the traveler, with their new LP, BCN747. He comments on what happened with Frank Ocean at Coachella with Mar Vallverdu and ponders the use of AI in music creation with David Camilleri in Cosas Que Pasan.

The Weekly Review team pick over the fallout from Frank Ocean’s set at Coachella, wondering if we will ever get to see him live again and what, exactly, people want from their enigmatic stars. Our album of the week is Feist’s Multitudes.

We received Indio and Nitro from La Plazuela as their debut album Roneo Funk Club is released, to talk about Granada as a cultural hotbed, flamenco fusion, funky smells and... Los Caños. Mar is moved by her moves and David Camilleri tells us about Daisy Jones in Cosas que Pasan.

It’s an Easter miracle! Thomas Bangalter’s gone classical! Wednesday have forged gold from lead! And Johann got to hang out with Quentin Tarantino (kind of). Hear about it all, on this week’s resurrection-packed episode of The Weekly Review.

In this episode we celebrate the tenth birthday of Primavera Sound's record label,  with the the entire RPS team selecting their favourite albums.

It’s a TV special this week, with Succession and Swarm definitively answering the question of whether we would rather eat the rich or stalk them. The TWR team gets to the bloodied heart of two of this year’s televisual sensations and there is still time for some Renaldo & Clara chat.

The former frontwoman of Anteros relocated back to her hometown of Barcelona to take a break from the touring band lifestyle in the UK, taking time out to follow a path of self-healing and helping others along the way. A path that has taken her right back to where she always had her sights; on making fabulous and irresistible pop. We turn on the mics top hear about her fantastic journey so far.