This week we are left scratching our heads, as Holly Herndon’s Holly + tool blows our minds, deep-fake voices confuse our reality and Coldplay - for some reason - launch an album of emojis. Plus Kanye and Lil Nas X show marketing genius and our album of the week is from Clairo.

Thom Yorke’s revisited version of Creep brings up, shall we say contradictory? feelings; but Emma Jean Thackray’s new album soothes the soul. Plus, Mar goes in deep on the new Gossip Girl and Johann reviews Knives & Skin.

Is the new album from Bobby Gillespie and Jehnny Beth the most creepingly middle-aged record we’ve ever examined? What will our resident youth, Mar, make of it? The new This Is Pop documentary series on Netflix sends us down a documentary spiral; we pay tribute to Divine and Ben introduces us to Sofia Kourtesis, his choice of the Primavera Sound 2022 undercard.

We salute Tyler, The Creator’s amazingly personal new album, Call Me If You Get Lost, report back on Britney’s legal nightmare, examine Sault’s disappearing album and introduce Lingua Ignota, the industrial classicist we think is going to light up Primavera Sound 2022.

This week on The Weekly Review, we celebrate 10 years of Lady Gaga’s Born This Way, dig into ever more extravagant theories around Taylor Swift release dates and salute Anz, the Manchester DJ and producer we think will light up Primavera Sound 2022.

It’s a big rich special on The Weekly Review this week, as we examine Culture III, the new album from Migos, wallow in EXIT and ponder the (troubled?) returns of Lorde and Billie Eilish. Plus, Mar’s undercard tip for Primavera Sound 2022.

The Weekly Review cements its place in the food / music cannon by reflecting on both Japanese Breakfast and actual breakfast in one small show. Plus, Johann introduces Kero Kero Bonito, as we continue to scan the Primavera Sound 2022 line up for gems. And the best new music from Chile.

Summer’s here and so is a new slice of balmy neo soul from Caro Aki, who drops into our suitably sultry studio. We answer your questions about Primavera Sound 2022 and examine our album of the week, from Black Midi. Plus, the best new music from Ireland.

With the world still digging into the brightly-coloured small print of the Primavera Sound 2022 line up, the Weekly Review team is here to answer your questions about next year's monster festival. Plus our album of the week, from Olivia Rodrigo, and new music from Taiwan.

St Vincent has a new album out and it sends us spiralling down the barrel of Mar’s five celebrity types and the re-emergence of cocaine chic. Plus, in a new segment, we introduce you to three of the new best acts from Hungary.