Robyn and La Bagatelle Magique: Love Is Free review – irrepressible euphoria
Although the death of DJ Christian Falk looms large, Robyn’s return is full of uplift
The Very Best review – jubilant Afrotronic anthems
Visa complications have kept Esau Mwamwaya from performing in the UK for seven years – tonight, the band celebrate his long overdue presence with Afrobeat street party vibes
Georgia: Georgia review – hyperactive grime-pop with an emotional punch
Georgia Barnes’ bedroom-produced debut is a riot of sounds that is subtle and overwhelming by turns
Julio Bashmore: Knockin Boots review – and ode to the simple joy of uplifting dance music
Part dance-music history lesson and part an update of his favourite sounds, Julio Bashmore’s debut album is a joy throughout
Haiku Salut: Etch and Etch Deep review – folktronica at its most mysterious
The Derbyshire trio’s striking second album recalls Rounds-era Four Tet and the Balkan pop of Beirut
Chemical Brothers: Born in the Echoes review – a victorious racket
The Chemical Brothers return with their most enjoyable album in years
Seven Davis Jr: Universes review – summer dance stylings built on funky foundations
North California’s Seven Davis Jr comes across like Prince giving Jamie xx lessons in cool on his varied yet cohesive debut
Seven Davis Jr: Universes review – funk swagger and 90s house gets 21st-century makeover
A warm, danceable introduction to an artist with plenty of sonic tricks up his sleeve
Omar Souleyman: Bahdeni Nami review – irresistible, hyperactive electronica
Omar Souleyman, the Syrian wedding singer turned electronic-music cult hero, refines his abrasive, ebullient sound even further here
Vinyl Williams: Into review – fitfully intriguing, with stretches of inertia
The grandson of film composer John Williams trades in on-trend dreampop that’s hard to get excited about
The Chemical Brothers: Born in the Echoes review – sturdy, well made and creatively bereft
The Chemical Brothers seem a long way past their creative best on this well made but inspiration-free new album
Magnifique: Ratatat review – after five albums, the charm is running thin
Attempts to sound up to date are outweighed by retro impulses
Ratatat: Magnifique review – cranking up the noise
The US duo have found a way to amplify their skittering energy, good news for fans of their oddball guitar-and-synth vibes
Suicide review: veteran electro-punks still find new ways to shock
Spots from Bobby Gillespie and Jehnny Beth can’t overshadow the duo’s strange camaraderie on what could be a discordant and uncompromising last hurrah
Wireless festival review – Drake an easy favourite from bold-faced lineup
The Canadian rapper leaves punters euphoric, while Kendrick Lamar wins them over with crowd-pleasers at this headliner-heavy festival