The Arizona alt-rockers are making joy sound familiar, intimate and electric, all at once.

★★★★★

The Californian artist excels in her electronic, eponymous debut, supplying synth pop-a-plenty while paying tribute to the genre’s icons.

★★★★☆

Tame Impala, Mac Miller and WILLOW are among the artists featured on his most distinct album yet. 

★★★★½

The group’s first full-length covers album sees galvanising new alt takes on familiar classics from the ‘60s and beyond.

The York band share their new album.

★★★★★

The pioneering darksynth musician, whose collaborations include Ulver, Ghost and League of Legends, promises action-star anthems in 4th album.

Punk meets Western in the new heartbreak album. 

★★★★☆

The duo share their fourth album via Guruguru Brain.

After four years away, the South Bay trio return with a refined evolution of their signature sound.

★★★★½

Cali punks strike gold in the follow-up to their 2023 debut, making for one of the finest pop-punk albums in recent history.

The band return with a new record after 5 years.

The Brighton band return with their fourth cinematic album.

The Paramore frontwoman shares seventeen singles.

Back with a new frontman and a fresh lick of paint, the Swedish metal giants herald the end of all things with ten hair metal anthems on new album.

★★★★★

The band return with their 4th album.

The band share their first full-length offering.

The Irish band share their debut album.

The band follow-up their 2022 debut.

Immense, gritty and brilliant, Wunderhorse are as endlessly addictive as ever.

Right at the core of human emotion, the band are back with mighty force.