Mad at your ex and need a good post-breakup album to scream at the top of your lungs? Lily Fitts is your girl! Confused 20 something feeling isolated by feeling lost? Lily Fitts is your girl! Here’s a review of her debut album “Getting By”.

Lorde’s Virgin is messy, fearless, and unapologetically real- a wild dive into identity, sex, and survival.

My thoughts on alt-rock Detroit band Zastava’s debut album “Buildings.”

The innovative alt-rock band turns Crystal Ballroom into a blur of color, chaos, and joy

Photo taken by Kat Tabor.

Sam Fender and Olivia Dean deliver a tender, emotionally layered duet that explores love, freedom, and the quiet tension in between.

A review of Gao the Arsonist’s newest single, “GORDIAN”.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Enjoy Experimenting in “Phantom Island”

Lauren Juzang’s EITHER WAY ??!? delivers raw emotion and sharp lyrics across seven powerful tracks, blending vulnerability with catchy, dynamic sounds for an unforgettable musical journey.

Finn Wolfhard reflects on aging, nostalgia, going solo, and more in his debut album Happy Birthday.

Indie pop-rock artist Kristiane sings from the glow of a heart that keeps calling out, flaring bright even as it tries to let go.

Mystery remains as President drop another flawless single

Pop music has been making waves recently, from Brat summer to the historic rise of Chappell Ronan. There’s one pop girlie that I feel we’ve been missing out on, and baby, she’s back! Marina made her debut in 2010 with The Family Jewels. This album changed the lives of many people, including my own. The persona Marina created with this album and her follow-up, Electra Heart, completely transformed the lives of young girls. If you lived through this era, Marina was everywhere, and everyone wanted to be her. She was one of the it-girls of the Indie Sleaze era. As time moved on, I fear society has moved on from her. While the world is in shambles, we have incredible pop music and Marina is back to provide the soundtrack!

Addison Rae’s debut album, Addison, sets a new standard for internet personalities transitioning into pop stars. A balancing act of electropop’s past, present, and future, Addison is a testament to Rae’s own creative vision.

Hot Mulligan stun with new pop-punk infused single

Aussie’s Friends of Friends burst into 2025 with epic new single

The Head and the Heart are back to their signature sound in Aperture. The band has been around since 2009, and a lot has changed. Their newest album reflects on all of the changes, where they have been, and where they want to go. This theme of introspection is woven in and out of each song on the album. From storytelling elements to folk tunes about relationships, the band takes you out camping sonically. 

Taylor Acorn brings a much needed modern take on modern punk rock music with her release of Survival in Motion (Deluxe), offering addicting vocals, fun features, and stories that many people can relate to.

Joe Jonas Releases Highly Anticipated Album - Music For People Who Believe In Love

Reneé Rapp’s “Leave Me Alone” is a bold, unfiltered anthem of rebellion and release. With biting lyrics and raw honesty, she reclaims her voice, and sets the tone for her next era.

The Callous Daoboys debut their third studio album, I Don’t Want to See You in Heaven, proving that they are here to make the music they want to make, and aren’t afraid to lean even further into the chaotic nature they’ve made a name for themselves with.