Pond’s ‘Terrestrials’ Matches Grit With Groove
Pond’s Terrestrials takes a hard look at our man-made hellscape and asks, “Are you having fun yet? No? Of course not—look at where we came from and where we’re headed.” And then they throw in some sick synth beats to drive the message home.
Sleeping with Sirens Refuse to Run out of Steam in Eighth Studio Album, ‘An Ending in Itself’
Sleeping with Sirens explore new melodic terrain without departing from their signature sound in eighth studio release, “An Ending in Itself.”
Neptune’s Core Opens Their Next Chapter With Blazing New Single ‘Easel’
Pulsing with anticipation and a fiery passion, “Easel” showcases Neptune’s Core’s signature warmth and exciting growth.
On Love & Crushing Heartbreak: Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’
Whether it be a breakup, situationship failure, or a friendship breakup, Olivia Rodrigo’s new album has the perfect song to help you get through it.
Role Model Delivers a Timely Single “High Hopes 3000”
Role Model is back with another hit, first single off his upcoming album Chuck Timely and The Hourglass.
Static Dress Kills Nostalgia in New Album “Injury Episode”
Static Dress is emotional and memorable in sophomore album, Injury Episode.
Charli xcx Grapples With the Absurd On Her Latest Single “SS26”
Charli xcx sheds light on the inane truths of the art world in “SS26.”
Blondshell’s Returning Single “Heart Has To Work So Hard” Arrives Tattered and Bruised
Blondshell is back. Her new single, “Heart Has To Work So Hard” is fueled with just the right amount of grunge and just the right amount of emotional turbulence.
Self-awareness Proves Destructive on Gracie Abrams’ “Hit the Wall”
Gracie Abrams’ “Hit the Wall” explores a refreshing emotional honesty.
Wasia Project Wades Through Nostalgia on Latest Single, “Bleeding Gold”
Wasia Project explores the feelings of nostalgia as they cut through their emotions with expert, surgical precision.
Aldous Harding Invites Us to Question It All on ‘Train on the Island’
Aldous Harding leads us into a M.C. Escher painting of unanswered questions and wonder in her latest release.
Ray Bull Tries It All On New Album ‘Please Stop Laughing’
The Internet comedians turned pop duo Ray Bull refuse to stay in one lane in new album, Please Stop Laughing.
Turnover Returns to Their Roots With Self-Released Double A-Side “Nightjar” / “I See You And Realize”
The shoegaze band from Virginia released two new singles ahead of their upcoming DIY album, Down On Earth.
Telescreens’ New Single “Otherside of Town” is Raw Intensity
Telescreens’ newest singles prove rock n’ roll isn’t dead.
Modern Woman Never Loses Steam In Debut Record, ‘Johnny’s Dreamworld’
Tender. Gritty. Fearless. Modern Woman doesn’t fail to take experimentation to the next level in their debut album, Johnny’s Dreamworld.
The Takes ‘Uprooting Roses’ is for the Hopeless Romantics
Are you in a state of perpetual yearning? If you answered yes, then The Takes new EP Uprooting Roses was made for you.
‘Maitreya Corso’ is Maya Hawke’s Masterclass in Living and Loving with Sincerity
The folk star builds a fantastical world rooted in profound humanity in her fourth studio album.
Noah Kahan Returns to his Roots on “The Great Divide”
Grappling with his growing success, Noah Kahan wrestles with both his past and present, reflecting on what he has left to grow into who he has become.