5 Seconds of Summer bassist Calum Hood goes solo with new pop album

“LANDSLIDE” is an energetic anthem with enough dynamism that brings to focus the uncertainties of life and how it can crash into you without any expectation or preparation, leaving you in the fallout.

Weston Estate releases their highly anticipated EP, SUPERBLOOM, just in time for the summer.

After leading bands like Calpurnia and The Aubreys, the Stranger Things star is seizing his own musical moment.

Performance artist and visionary yeule builds an immersive industrial and electronic world in their fourth studio record, curating a beautiful collection of sound centered around an alternative rock style.

Something Beautiful takes you through a synth-pop world to explore feelings of love lost and found and the undeniable power that love holds over us all.

If you’re craving a sweet start to summer, chew on Maddie Ashman’s new single “Toffee.”

“Take Me Back” by HAIM is a nostalgic and honest reflection on youthful mistakes, growth, and the bittersweet power of memory.

mgk’s new single, “cliché,” is a pop rock song fit for the radio, a little underwhelming and fitting for the theme of a cliché.

On “Fizzy,” ROHAN channels the chaos of a breakup into a raw, pop-rock anthem bursting with emotional honesty.

Fingers and Clothes - Jake Minch single cover

On Goodbye Small Head, Ezra Furman transforms breakdown into breakthrough, crafting a radiant, unhinged album about mysticism, madness, and the beauty of losing control.

Instead of heart eyes, Spill Tab shows the side of being in love that holds rage, that holds deep sincerity, and that chronicles the fight between love and hate.

Spacey Jane delivers a groovy and nostalgic album fit for infinite summer nights spent catching up with friends and dancing in the ocean.

The Florida-based trio makes a rocking and vulnerable entrance to the scene with their self-titled debut EP.

Leading up to his debut solo album Happy Birthday, Finn Wolfhard releases new single “Objection!,” in collaboration with Twin Peaks vocalist  Cadien Lake James. 

Men I Trust’s Equus Callabus is an atmospheric album that explores emotional depth through delicate production and heartfelt lyrics.

After a few years of health complications and tour struggles, Car Seat Headrest have made their way back into the spotlight with new album “The Scholars.”

On her sophomore album, Blondshell asks hard-hitting questions and provides a vulnerable view into her inner monologue, creating a compelling and raw record.

The latest from Suki Waterhouse is a deeper exploration of her nostalgic vocals and rustic instrumentals that she experimented with on her latest album ‘Memoir of a Sparklemuffin’ and her single “Dream Woman” released in February.

The band introduces fresh themes while making a return to form, reaching new highs with their wonderful third album.

“Lovesick Lullaby” is a punk rock alt anthem that’s trying to make something energetic and confrontational out of the loneliness that can come from feeling a lack of love in your life.

Maria Somerville’s brand new album is a love letter to people and place.

“What Was That” captures a flash of the fiery intensity that is often found in her best work. The song gratifies the wishes of many hoping for a return to form, but the song (thankfully) doesn’t just reheat her own leftovers from 2017.