girl in red returns with a newfound optimism in “I'm Doing It Again Baby!”
girl in red makes a triumphant return with her second album "I’M DOING IT AGAIN BABY," featuring a mix of vulnerable introspection and confident experimentation across ten tracks.
Kelley Cole bares it all in new coming-of-age single "Twenty Five"
Self-produced indie artist, Kelley Cole, wears her heart on her sleeve in poignant mid-twenties anthem, “Twenty Five”.
Maggie Rogers reflects on the passage of time in new album, 'Don't Forget Me'
After announcing her new album in February, Maggie Rogers dropped “Don’t Forget Me” on April 12. Rogers brings a new sense of nostalgia and retrospection to her music.
Blue Öyster Cult looks back on their golden days with final album, “Ghost Stories”
The band takes us back to the 70s with this mosaic of lost gems and reimagined hits.
Melanie Baker reminds herself to slow down in latest EP ‘Burnout Baby’
Indie newcomer Melanie Baker takes listeners on a poignant journey of self-reflection and introspection, emphasizing one central message: “don’t burnout baby!”
The Black Keys Put a Spin on Their Sound With Twelfth Studio Album 'Ohio Players'
The Black Keys called up their friends for their genre-bending twelfth studio album Ohio Players.
Chappell Roan’s “Good Luck, Babe!” takes a glimpse into comp-het, identity, and denying fate.
Chappell Roan cements her place as the people’s princess with this anthemic, highly-anticipated single.
Lizzy McAlpine bleeds vulnerability, honestly, and authenticity in ‘Older’
The third studio album from indie folk sensation Lizzy McAlpine proposes the hardest-hitting questions about changes in life.
The Libertines mark their comeback with album 'All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade'
The Libertines have a new perspective on the world— their release ‘All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade’ explores being young, falling in love, and the hard issues that must be faced in life. It’s an exciting and fresh comeback for the UK band.
Vampire Weekend returns with 'Only God Was Above Us'
This marks the band’s triumphant return— their first album in five years, their second in almost a full decade, and an overall transformative sound from what the band used to be.
The Black Crowes reunite with ninth studio album, “Happiness Bastards”
14 years after their 20th anniversary tour in 2010, The Black Crowes have released their 9th studio album, Happiness Bastards.
Bleachers return with their new self-titled album
Bleachers’ fourth studio album expands on the band’s unique sound.
Luke Hemmings returns with new single 'Shakes'
Luke Hemmings introduces a new era with the single ‘Shakes’, followed by the announcement of his new EP boy
Allie X: Girl With No Face— Forgive her, Father, for she has synthed
Allie X bites back with her third studio and first independently produced album, Girl with No Face.
Mk.gee gets experimental in debut album, ‘Two Stars & The Dream Police’
Mk.gee’s “Two Stars & The Dream Police” marks the first of many AOTY contenders.
Noah Kahan closes an era with Stick Season (Forever)
Stick Season (Forever) is packed full of nostalgia and collabs, and is the end of an era for Noah Kahan
Etta Marcus’ Funeral Service in ‘The Death Of Summer & Other Promises’
Hailing from South London, singer-songwriter Etta Marcus released her long-awaited debut album The Death Of Summer & Other Promises under Polydor Records.
ericdoa showcases definitive excellence in alt-pop evolution in his latest record, "DOA"
Continuing to develop his unique sound, ericdoa culminates all of the best parts of his music in his fourth studio album.
SPRINTS ‘Letter To Self’ Is Frantic Magic
Each track has a unique hook that keeps you pulled into their world, and they’ve mastered the ability to spin dark concepts into riotous rock songs.
The Vaccines return to their classic 2010s sound in “Pick-Up Full Of Pink Carnations”
The Vaccines take a bold step back to their roots, embracing the raw British garage-rock vibes that marked their debut.
Faye Webster knows what she wants in new single, “Lego Ring”
Faye Webster and Lil Yachty release the unexpected crossover of the century on “Lego Ring”.
Boxed Ookami celebrates birthday, reflects on life with storytelling album 25
“26-year-old self-taught musician Boxed Ookami released the new album 25 on December 3 to celebrate his birthday and reflect on the exploration of getting older…”
Spector’s still coming of age in ‘Here Come the Early Nights’
The British indie rock band embraces getting older and changing habits in their newest album.
PinkPantheress takes FYP to IRL with debut album Heaven knows
Pop princess PinkPantheress glimmers on her debut album, Heaven knows.