The Wrexham quartet have successfully created an album full of deeply emotional lyricism and powerful instrumentation.

The album harnesses a fresh and angry sound, one fans have been hoping for. 

The Louisville trio embrace experimentation on their latest album.

The American pop star’s second album is a mixed bag.

The Paramore frontwoman shares seventeen singles.

On their long-awaited debut, the Manchester band channel the nostalgic pop of indie legends and a wealth of memorable melodies into something strikingly their own.

‘moisturizer’ sees the Isle of Wight double down on their signature punch and, this time, it’s thirstier and angstier than ever. 

Returning with a new rhythm, the Chicago band deliver an electrifying new sound. 

‘Virgin’ comes as a complete reinvention following the critical and commercial disappointment of 2021’s ‘Solar Power’.  

The album comes ahead of his headline set at Glastonbury and his KOKO warm-up show this October.

The Seattle singer-songwriter’s debut album is a treasure trove for shoegaze listeners.

The new album is full of seventeen relatable tracks.

Little Simz returns in an emotionally raw, yet powerful project. 

The sisters guide us through a messy breakup while leaping between 70s classic rock, R&B and hip hop to produce a confident and honest album of breakup songs.

The actor and singer is divulging old and new feelings in his debut solo album.

The six-piece return with a bigger, bolder sound.

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 Country star shares his first album.

★★★½

Twelve tracks of healing, satire, and feminist fury that say what your group chat’s been too tired to type.

The indie-rock quartet’s strength of sound and emotional fearlessness makes for their best album yet.