Brooklyn-based indie band Wilmah returns with “All of the Time,” a heartfelt yet upbeat anthem about struggling to move on from a past love. Blending groovy bass, smooth piano, and saxophone-laced melodies, the track captures the push and pull of letting go while keeping listeners dancing.

In Dorothy’s fourth studio album THE WAY, she’s back with her signature vocals and hard rock. She is once again wrestling with religious themes and what a sober life looks like. THE WAY feels like a continuation of her last album, Gifts From the Holy Ghost. You can tell she’s grown vocally and has heavier instrumentation from the last album. The lyrics on this latest album do feel of a similar caliber. 

We’re all invited to the lesbian hoedown!

Come worship with the newest Sleep Token song.

Lady Gaga embraces disorder and transformation in Mayhem, her highly anticipated album released on Mar. 7. Seamlessly blending gothic aesthetics with hardcore pop, pop-punk, and 1980s new wave, Gaga takes listeners on a dark and theatrical journey. From the haunting intensity of Disease to the euphoric release of Die With a Smile, this genre-blurring album cements Gaga’s status as a master of reinvention.

The Debut Album “Second Wind” by Daniel Seavey finally arrives

The second single “Salome” from the band’s 4th album Springrove arrives!

In a heartfelt new song, Gigi Perez sings of pain and secret lives.

Mancunians Hot Milk setting the tone for record number two

The Yorkshire set their sights on a big 2025 with an explosive start

The Ivy and Lyncs teamed up to create a dreamy indie long-distance anthem in “Don’t Fall Asleep”!  The Ivy is a Tulsa-based band made up of Wyatt Clem and Shawn Abhari. They released their first album in 2024. Lyncs is from Lancaster, PA, and has released two EPs. These two bands have come together to create a synthy, indie single with soft vocals. 

Tiger La Flor expands on the nostalgia of twangy pop revival in her second EP “Drugstore Cowgirl” which features a new song, “AMERICAN DREAMS”.

Tate McRae establishes her womanhood in her third album “So Close To What”. McRae is able to channel pop and r&b hit makers of the early 2000’s such as Timbaland and Nelly Furtado, with heavy production and light and airy vocals. The name “So Close To What” could refer to her feeling like she’s racing herself to a future that she is unsure about. 

The Lumineers are back with their first studio album since 2022. The duo is back with their signature folk-pop instrumentals, but this time with some darker subjects. Automatic feels like a letter reminiscing on a bygone era and also facing ahead at the difficult realities that are unfolding.

Sleigh Bells are kicking off a new era with a new single and tour announcement. The new track, “Wanna Start A Band?” takes us back to the beginning; an origin story harkening back to the signature Sleigh Bells sound we know and love.

Panda Bear’s music has thrived on experimentation throughout countless projects and more than two decades. His new album Sinister Grift dares to put the focus on the man behind all the sound for the first time.

The Callous Daoboys announce their third studio album I Don’t Want to See You in Heaven with two new singles “Two Headed Trout” and “The Demon of Unreality Limping Like a Dog” covering each end of the band’s spectrum of style and sound.

Inhaler’s pushes their sound to new heights on their third album Open Wide. Their exploration of new genres and sounds establishes a beautiful balance throughout their discography.

The band release the first single ‘R U Famous’ from their debut album.