Dead Man’s Bones Return After 17 Years with “Lost In The Night”
After nearly two decades, the ghostly duo of Dead Man’s Bones have returned with a new single and music video, and let us know there’s more on the way.
Tommy Lefroy explores the realities of making music during an era of capitalism with their new album ‘The Precariat’
Tommy Lefroy’s debut album ‘The Precariat’ reveals what it is like to make music when the realities of the world are harsh and unforgiving to everyone, especially creatives.
Maddie Regent’s ‘Lizzy’ is the New Hopeless Romantic Anthem
Maddie Regent releases her new single ‘Lizzy’ a playful cinematic pop anthem about the magnetic pull between two people determined not to fall for each other.
Stepping into “Dopamine Chamber”: Fontaines D.C.’s Critique of the Modern World
The beloved Irish rock band Fontaines D.C. have released their invigorating fifth studio album “Dopamine Chamber”. The band embrace experimentation on this one as they play with new sounds and leave the hopefulness of their last album behind: “this one needed to feel more like a catastrophic warning.”
Building Beyond The Familiar: Greta Van Fleet’s Return
On Palace for the People, Greta Van Fleet leans into the theatrical sound that made the band recognizable while exploring new instrumentation and a more expansive musical identity.
Does emotronica exist? saoirse dream’s “Grimdark” answers that
Hyperpop goes emo in the newest release by saoirse dream.
“She’s The Best”-Takes Troye Sivan In A New Direction
Troye Sivan is taking on a completely new sound with his 4th album She’s The Best. Troye’s last album, Something to Give Each Other, feels like someone at the beginning of a journey, whereas She’s The Best feels like someone that has completely settled into themselves. The new album exudes confidence and strong sense of self-awareness with relatable lyrics and mature sound.
Sueco Still Supreme with Third Album “PARTY’S OVER”
Blending emo music from the late ‘00s and metalcore from the mid ‘10s, Sueco cements his place as an alt titan with his third album, PARTY’S OVER.
Vacations in their “Pursuit of Anything”
With a dreamy indie rock, coming-of-age album that focuses on growth and change, Vacations navigate a new chapter of their lives, both personally and musically, through Pursuit of Anything.
Blossoms Are Bringing Fun Back With “Songs From The Wedding Cake”
Blossoms have released their 6th album, Songs From The Wedding Cake, declaring a new era for the band.
For Comrades and Lovers - Rookie Mistake’s Debut Album
Indie rock band, Rookie Mistake, releases their debut album, “Fields of Plenty”, to the masses.
A New Side of Fog Lake with Single “Bogus”
Just in time for the start of autumn, Fog Lake drops new single “Bogus,” and announces new album coming out later this year.
Keo- “Put A Smile On For Me” Proves They’re Leading the Rock Scene
After an explosive start to 2026, Keo have released their debut album Put A Smile On For Me. The album is deeply authentic to the rock genre in terms of vulnerable lyrics, roaring guitars, gritty vocals, and even the tones on instruments. Talent oozes out of every aspect of this album, defining it as one of the best, if not the best, rock albums of the year.
Gurriers Warn “Nobody’s Coming To Save You”
Irish post-punk band Gurriers release their second album, “Nobody’s Coming To Save You,” sparking important conversations about corruption, power, and self reflection backed by their classic energetic sound.
Belle and Chain Explore Jealousy with Single “Laila”
Actor Spencer Grammer’s Alt-Country rock duo explore jealousy and desire in new single “Laila”.
A New “Melodie” for Slow Pulp
With their second studio album under Anti-, Slow Pulp creates a Melodie that they should continue to chase.
Slow Pulp Makes Peace With Impermanence in “Melodie”
From head-bopping rock tracks to lovesick ballads and dreamy late-night anthems, the album “Melodie” finds beauty in the uneasy space between holding on and moving forward.
Lizzy McAlpine’s Angel Takes You to the Heavens
Lizzy McAlpine’s fourth studio album is an honest testament to growing, loving, and loss. Through an honest and raw lyrical and orchestration throughout the record she continues to prove time and time again that she is a songwriter and artist who understands what it truly means to feel.
Aubory Bugg details the process of moving on with her album ‘i think i had something once’
Aubory Bugg’s album ‘i think i had something once’ depicts the process of moving from from relationships, ruminating over friendships, and analyzing emotions that come with all of the above.
Lexi Jayde releases another soundtrack to teenage girls' lives with her album 'LOVER GIRL'
Prepare to join Lexi Jayde mid-crashout with her debut album LOVERGIRL as she delves into the process of healing and hopefully moving on.