Fenne Lily is the Wordsmith of a Generation on ‘Win Win’
The indie folk artist’s fourth album examines heartbreak through a healed lens.
Mother Soki Concocts a Dark and Deep Underworld In New Single “Mussel”
“Mussel” is Mother Soki’s latest track ahead of her upcoming EP Act 2.
Fontaines D.C.’s ‘Dopamine Chamber’ is a Final Warning
Darker, bolder, and foreboding. Fontaines D.C.’s fifth studio album, Dopamine Chamber, is for the end times.
Remi Wolf Finds Clarity in the Grime in Third Studio Album
Mud is the indie pop star’s most vulnerable and explorative album yet.
Quadeca Pushes his Musical Limits on Life 1
Following his 2025 record, Vanisher, Horizon Scraper Quadeca has returned with the experimental and genre-bending project Life 1.
Growing Pains And Raw Honesty: Vacations’ New Album ‘Pursuit of Anything’
Indie-rock band Vacations is at their most vulnerable in new album, ‘Pursuit of Anything’.
Wishy Boldly Embraces Love and Absurdity in Ecstatic Shoegaze of ‘Nature’s Pill’
Nature’s Pill is a raucous examination of feeling and farce in an increasingly senseless world.
wilt Hones an Insatiable Hunger with Unnerving Honesty on Debut, ‘when no one’s watching’
Your favorite band you’ve never heard of delivers its long-awaited rock debut, relentless in both energy and emotional recollection.
The Burney Sisters Lament On the End Of a Love on “Barely Mine”
The Burney Sisters can’t decide whether to stay through the turmoil of a relationship or end it here.
Unearthing ‘The Gem’ Became Julia Jacklin’s Hardest Feat
Julia Jacklin returns with a glimmering capsule of heartache and healing in her fourth studio album, The Gem.
Weston Estate Pushes Their Sound Further on ‘Open Season’
Weston Estate embraces big sounds, bold experimentation, and restless emotion on their long-awaited debut.
The Company Car Know How to Make an Entrance in ‘The Return Of’
The Company Car make the old feel new again on debut LP ‘The Return Of.'
Get Tangled in the Perfect Chaos of Uniflora’s “Jack and Annie”
Uniflora have shaken up their sound on new track “Jack and Annie.”
Blondshell’s ‘Violins’ Finds Freedom On the Other Side of Loss
The grunge-pop singer returns with her third album, Violins, on growth.
‘Pylon’ is Raw, Raging, and Beabadoobee's Best Yet
Pylon speaks not only to Beabadoobee's authenticity as an artist but also to the elevation of her craft.
Boy Harsher’s ‘GET MEAN’ Wants You To Dance Through the Darkness
The dark wave duo’s first major label release is a synthesized journey of heartbreak and discovery.
Aubory Bugg’s Confessional Debut is a Testament to What Once Was and What’s Yet to Come
Nashville-based rising star lays their heart out on the line in debut “i think i had something once'.‘