Kings of Leon have released their ninth studio album, “Can We Please Have Fun”. The album stands as their revival and reintroduction to the world, it’s obvious that they’ve grown and evolved since their previous album.

Indie Artist Hana Vu returns with new album “Romanticism“ and invites us to griefe our youth.

Denver-based indie alt pop artist, Alana Mars, has just released her highly anticipated debut EP, “The Prologue”.

After a successful debut album and whirlwind summer, Gracie Abrams returns with a passionate and energetic single from her upcoming album The Story of Us.

Drawing sonically from the 80s, the synth packed EP walks you through the internal struggles of growing up in the spotlight, as well as the impact of falling in love.

Nitefire debuts hot summer track, LAs Got Gorgeous.

With a small collection of songs that are each unique and distinct, but remain intertwined thematically and instrumentally, Rookie Mistake puts their own spin on the indie-rock genre, while also pulling inspiration from the past.

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.

Self-produced indie artist, Kelley Cole, wears her heart on her sleeve in poignant mid-twenties anthem, “Twenty Five”.

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.

The band takes us back to the 70s with this mosaic of lost gems and reimagined hits.

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 called up their friends for their genre-bending twelfth studio album Ohio Players.

Chappell Roan cements her place as the people’s princess with this anthemic, highly-anticipated single.

The third studio album from indie folk sensation Lizzy McAlpine proposes the hardest-hitting questions about changes in life.

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.

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.

14 years after their 20th anniversary tour in 2010, The Black Crowes have released their 9th studio album, Happiness Bastards.

Bleachers’ fourth studio album expands on the band’s unique sound.

Luke Hemmings introduces a new era with the single ‘Shakes’, followed by the announcement of his new EP boy

Allie X bites back with her third studio and first independently produced album, Girl with No Face.

Mk.gee’s “Two Stars & The Dream Police” marks the first of many AOTY contenders.

Stick Season (Forever) is packed full of nostalgia and collabs, and is the end of an era for Noah Kahan

Hailing from South London, singer-songwriter Etta Marcus released her long-awaited debut album The Death Of Summer & Other Promises under Polydor Records.