The day after the big line up release, Ben Cardew sifts through the sands of the Primavera Sound's 2023 bill, with music from Hudson Mohawke, Nia Archives, Perfume, Red Velvet, Central Cee, Emeralds, Blur and more. Plus our album of the week is Stormzy's This Is What I Mean.

It's a November frenzy of new music today on The Weekly Review, with songs from Foushée, Alex Lahey, Nia Archives, Dani, Kelela and more. Plus, our album of the week is Stormzy's This Is What I Mean.

We spoke with one of the people in Primavera Sound's booking department, to anticipate what will be revealed tomorrow about the 2023 line-up and take stock of the Primavera Weekender recently held in Benidorm.

Ben Cardew brings new music from Joy Orbison, yunè pinku, Fatoumata Diawara, Jenny Hval, Heather and more, plus - with one month to Christmas - we play festive tunes from Titus Andronicus and The Linda Lindas. UK Garage Friday's tune is a beautifully rough El-B remix of Aurora Dee Raynes and our album of the week comes from Stormzy.

Ben Cardew delves into the fruits of Sault's recent quintuple album drop, bringing you the best of each (maybe); there are two tracks from Brockhampton's The Family, our psychodrama album of the week; and Johann has put together his pick of the bands who played the Weekender.

The Weekly Review team returns from the Primavera Weekender and checks their collective pulse, bringing you the best of the music, interviews, news and gossip from the festival. We also talk about Taylor Swift’s recent ticketing problems, the troubles of touring and Brockhampton’s The Family, our album of the week.

Ben Cardew brings you his selection of the best music and memories from the 2022 Primavera Weekender, including songs from They Hate Change, Guerilla Toss and Slowdive.

The Weekly Review gears up for the Primavera Weekender with their pick of the music from the weekend; we bask in the class-war sunshine of The White Lotus and our album of the week is Wizkid’s More Love, Less Ego.

Tuesday brings another song from our album of the week, Wizkid's More Love, Less Ego, plus new music from Brockhampton, Gorillaz, Kae Tempest, Él Mató a un Policía Motorizado, Babyfather, Kate Davis, SLVJ and Nas. 

On this episode Johann Wald selects some of the freshest cuts that fall directly into the genre bin labelled jazz, yet allows himself some license with several tracks that could be labelled anything else. Artists featured include SAULT, Ezra Collective featuring Kojay Radical, Dezron Douglas, HAWA, MIKE, FKJ, Floating Points, Jenny Hval collaborator Anja Lauvdal and Gal Costa, who recently passed away leaving behind a treasure chest of Tropicalia gems that defined an era of utopian dreams, bathed in melancholy.