Genre Directory
Browse Dork's album & ep review coverage for Art Pop, plus artists and albums connected to the genre.

Gorillaz
The strongest case in years that Gorillaz can still make records that matter as records.
Hayley Williams
Not reinvention, not rebirth, but something more interesting.
David Byrne
Every song on ‘Who Is The Sky?’ proves that he’s still as creative and enthusiastic as he ever was.
Blood Orange
A reflection on home, on grief and above all else the joy and reliable comfort music brings.
Lorde
A constantly moving, continually evolving record.
Bon Iver
In a world of uncertainty and chaos in 2025, there is absolutely nothing wrong with just being nice.
Perfume Genius
The album’s soundscape feels like a journey from self-loathing to self-acceptance.
Lady Gaga
It’s chaotic, loud, and more than a little bonkers.
FKA twigs
A fusion of euphoria and sexuality that manages to sound both incredibly pretentious and absolutely essential.
Charli XCX
The most raw and honest version of Charli she's shown us in a while.
Maggie Rogers
'Don't Forget Me' continues to surprise and impress.
Mitski
A disregard for the mainstream proves again to be Mitski’s strongest armour.
Vagabon
An album that chases joy at every turn.
Gorillaz
On 'Cracker Island', Gorillaz artfully craft a selection of tracks that are simultaneously soothing and unnerving.
U.S. Girls
Another hit from an artist who goes slightly under the radar but delivers every time.
Caroline Polachek
On ‘Desire, I Want To Turn Into You’, Caroline Polachek offers up hope, catharsis and real euphoria.
Jockstrap
One step ahead of their peers, and, quite possibly, technology as we know it, Jockstrap have a timeless quality.
Julia Jacklin
‘Pre Pleasure’ combines all the directness that’s made Julia a mainstay in every sad girl playlist with a newfound dynamism that brings her to the next level.
Maggie Rogers
One of - if not the - best albums of 2022 so far.
Rae Morris
‘Rachel@ Fairyland’ characterises a personal coming of age.
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