Pearl Jam have once again served us a great rock album – gourmet and 5 stars all round.
Name Your Sorrow is a raw, passionate, important album, and undoubtedly one of the best, most consistent records of the year so far.
Some bands never miss. Cloud Nothings are hitting hard with their new album ‘Final Summer’.
BODEGA return with ambitious indie record which throws us back to their roots.
A rising star in pop, dance and alternative spaces, the masked maniac Lynks has finally come full circle with the release of their debut record Abomination.
There’s no denying that for sheer drama, romanticism, and mythology, no one comes close to Pete and Carl.
Los Angeles' four-piece hit a gallant stride in reflective third.
Texas trio Khruangbin return with their soothingly soulful new album ‘A LA SALA’.
London's instrumental magicians: Stitching the seams between UK post-rock and electronica, Dog Unit are mesmerising, slightly daunting and wickedly talented.
“Come Shine With Us”: Bob Vylan Invite Us To Celebrate Revolution.
Bnny make their return with a thrilling, satisfying new record One Million Love Songs.
The K’s Debut LP delivers great satisfaction amongst its following with a couple of surprises thrown in there for good measure.
To the 28 years of Sum 41, there are praises and thanks to go around. Here is to an enjoyable afterlife, no matter what side they end up in.
Chastity Belt return with their delightful fifth full-length offering, “Live Laugh Love”.
As one of the loudest voices in a relatively quiet country, Francis of Delirium aka Bachrich Bachrich is pricking up ears worldwide with her crashing alt-rock. Now, with her debut album Lighthouse finally out, she looks set to become a mainstay of the indie music scene.
Lucy McWilliams explores love, adulthood and boundaries in her debut EP.
SIIGHTS return with their stylish third EP ‘Through Thick And Thin’
‘Audio Vertigo’ is a surprising musical journey from its first tones, until its very last ones and will be listened to on repeat plenty of times.
Indie pop-princess Lauran Hibberd is back with her sophomore record in told, the bolder, preppier and bubblier older sister of 2022’s “Garageband Superstar”.
Award-winning Holly Humberstone delivers yet another striking body of work in the form of her latest EP, ‘Work In Progress’.
Kid Kapichi are one of those increasingly rare things: a band that has made it in modern music through relentless dedication and hard graft.
Filled with poignant lyricism and boasting a soft but strong aesthetic, de clair’s debut EP is the embodiment of spring.
Spring is well and truly on its way as Norah Jones releases her stunning new album, ‘Visions’.
Bleachers’ self-titled album defines what Bleachers are as a band, allows their listeners to experience the world in which they built for this release and promises so much more to come from the band in the future.
Since their emergence, The Klittens have risen from the depths of Amsterdam's vibrant underground scene to grace esteemed stages.
Philadelphia rock quartet return with their most realised LP yet.
Fresh off of touring arenas with Enter Shikari, Noahfinnce has finally released his debut album ‘GROWING UP ON THE INTERNET’ — and it’s as colourful and chaotic as you’d want.
“I attained perfection with you, I attained perfection/ So why the fuck was I still wondering what wankers would think of album two?”. This wanker thinks it’s an extremely impressive artistic progression, from a band destined to create.
Balancing poignant prose with buoyant synth-driven instrumentation, Scout delivers a visceral - and equally anthemic - coming-of-age soundtrack on debut EP ‘Everything Will Make Sense’.
