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Maggie Rogers – Don't Forget Me Maggie Rogers' album "Don't Forget Me" felt like a heart-to-heart chat with an old friend when it dropped on April 12, 2024. This was a real game-c... - Ava

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Machine Girl – Wlfgrl Picture a sonic fever dream where Japanese exploitation cinema crashes headfirst into a warehouse rave, and you're getting close to the beautiful p... - Clementine
The Highwaymen – Highwayman Back in 1985, getting these four distinct personalities in a room together must have felt like trying to herd cats, but the result was nothing shor... - Rex
Crazy P – Walk Dance Talk Sing Crazy P really nailed something special with "Walk Dance Talk Sing." Clocking in at just over an hour across 11 tracks, this 2015 release threads t... - Callen
Jack ü, Skrillex & Diplo – Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack Ü "Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack Ü" lands like a shot of neon straight to the bloodstream, a collaborative thrill ride that thrives on momentum and... - Kymani
Jin – Echo Get ready to dive into Jin's "Echo," his killer second solo EP dropping May 16, 2025, that's packing seven tracks of pure fire just months after hi... - Ezra
Sauti Sol – Midnight Train Honey, get your best headphones ready because we need to talk about Sauti Sol's "Midnight Train". This 2020 drop is an absolute masterclass in soni... - Tatiana
Boy Meets Girl – Reel Life Boy Meets Girl hit their full glow-up moment with 'Reel Life', the 1988 album where George Merrill and Shannon Rubicam stepped out from behind the... - Cal
112 – 112 112’s self-titled debut from 1996 arrives soaked in that unmistakable Bad Boy sheen, but what really carries the project is the group’s chemistry a... - Monique
Mother Mother – Touch Up Let’s talk about ‘Touch Up’, the debut that proved Mother Mother didn’t just stumble out of the womb humming—they sprinted. This Vancouver foursome... - Toby
Madison Beer – locket Hey there, music lovers! It’s Lindsay, and I am absolutely vibrating with excitement to chat about Madison Beer’s third studio album, "locket". If... - Lindsay
Lucy Pearl – Lucy Pearl Let’s talk about ‘Lucy Pearl’—the kind of record that slaps you awake and makes you wonder why this trio didn’t stick around longer. Raphael Saadiq... - Chase
Johnny Hates Jazz – Turn Back the Clock In the vast archive of late-eighties pop, "Turn Back the Clock" stands as a pristine specimen of sophisti-pop engineering. While the band name John... - Ellis
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – It’s Blitz! Karen O's vocals absolutely shine throughout "It's Blitz!" with a newfound warmth and suppleness that feels like discovering a hidden dimension to... - Stephanie
James – Laid The album "Laid" is a brush stroke of creativity, painted with bold and vibrant colors, as James dares to be different. Released in 1993, this fift... - Jasper
George Michael – Older George Michael's "Older" is a masterfully woven tapestry of emotions, where soulful jazz and trip-hop rhythms converge with sophisticated R&B to cr... - Danielle
Enrique Iglesias – Enrique Enrique Iglesias' 1999 album "Enrique" totally brought the party and launched him into the English-speaking music scene with a bang! 🎉 It's such a... - Gia
Baltimora – Living In The Background Baltimora's 1985 debut, "Living In The Background," bursts forth like a vibrant dance sequence, an essential piece of mid-80s Italo disco magic. Th... - Maya
Robbie Williams – Sing When You're Winning "Sing When You're Winning" finds Robbie Williams at his most swaggering and self-assured, parading his signature blend of cheeky charisma and emoti... - Tatiana
Wisin & Yandel – Líderes I'm diving headfirst into Wisin & Yandel's "Líderes", a reggaeton behemoth that tears the roof off with its slick production and genre-bending styl... - Chase
Chris Young – A.M. Chris Young's 2013 offering, "A.M.", is quite the fascinating piece from the country canon. It's a sonic exploration that deftly merges robust, ene... - Ellis
Isaiah Rashad – Cilvia Demo I'm gonna dive right into "Cilvia Demo" by Isaiah Rashad - this album is all about vibes, you know? It's got that perfect blend of modern hip-hop a... - Jace
Kid Cudi – Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager "Man On The Moon II: The Legend Of Mr. Rager" arrives as Kid Cudi's unflinching examination of fame's psychological toll and the mental health cris... - Beckett
Kids See Ghosts, Kanye West & Kid Cudi – Kids See Ghosts When Kanye West and Kid Cudi joined forces as Kids See Ghosts, they crafted something that speaks directly to the soul - a seven-track journey thro... - Malik
Born Of Osiris – Through Shadows Born of Osiris emerges from the abyss with "Through Shadows," their seventh offering that pierces the veil between technical brutality and melodic... - Dante
IZ*ONE – One-reeler / Act IV I've been grooving to IZ*ONE's "One-reeler / Act IV" for a while now, and I have to say, it's a real treat. This vibrant EP is like a colorful box... - Hayley
The Story So Far – Under Soil and Dirt “Under Soil and Dirt” hits like a burst of caffeinated angst, the kind of record that makes you want to shout along until your voice gives out. The... - Sydney
Sadie Jean – Early Twenties Torture "Early Twenties Torture" slides in like a late‑night voicemail you swear you wouldn't send, and Sadie Jean makes every messy, heartsore moment feel... - Morgan
Henry Moodie – mood swings "mood swings" is Henry Moodie's first full-length album, and honestly, it feels like he's cracked open a diary and set it to music. Over 14 tracks... - Madi
Olivia Dean – Growth Olivia Dean's "Growth" glides in at a tight 16 minutes, packing five soul-drenched cuts that unpack the highs and hesitations of new love with effo... - Kymani
Richy Mitch & the Coal Miners – RMCM **RMCM** arrived in May 2017 as a scrappy, heartfelt introduction to Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners, recorded in what the Colorado band affectionate... - Jade
Ed Sheeran – Play So "Play" dropped and honestly, Ed Sheeran's really doing something different here 🎵 This is his eighth studio album, and he's kicking off this who... - Eva
BABYMONSTER – WE GO UP Hey everyone, Kelcie here, ready to chat about BABYMONSTER's mini album, "*WE GO UP*," dropping on October 10, 2025! This four-track wonder brings... - Kelcie
The Cult – Love G'day, mates! Let's dive into The Cult's iconic album "Love", a real game-changer that dropped in 1985. This album is like a time machine, transpor... - Hunter
The Beatles – Magical Mystery Tour The Beatles were certainly feeling adventurous when they put together "Magical Mystery Tour" - I mean, who comes up with a concept like a psychedel... - Bianca
Sammy Rae & The Friends – The Good Life “The Good Life” feels like being welcomed into a room full of laughter, rhythm, and a few honest confessions. Sammy Rae & The Friends waste no time... - Raine
The Backseat Lovers – Elevator Days The Backseat Lovers are making some noise with their debut EP "Elevator Days" - it's a rad collection of indie rock tunes that blend raw energy wit... - Derek
The Sundays – Blind This album reminds me of those hazy afternoons in my dorm room, curtains drawn against the autumn light, when everything felt both urgent and suspe... - Daphne
Olivia Dean – What Am I Gonna Do On Sundays? Olivia Dean's "What Am I Gonna Do On Sundays?" arrives as a beautifully compact four-track EP that captures the raw essence of emotional transition... - Ellis
Guitarricadelafuente – Spanish Leather Guitarricadelafuente really went all out on "Spanish Leather," mixing indie folk with rumba and flamenco in ways that shouldn't work but absolutely... - Bianca
Jonah Kagen – Sunflowers and Leather Jonah Kagen’s "Sunflowers and Leather" gleams like a carefully crafted necklace—each track a polished bead threaded with sincerity and rhythm. Over... - Jade
JID – God Does Like Ugly JID returns with God Does Like Ugly, a messy, bold declaration that the Atlanta rapper isn’t just back—he’s evolved. On his fourth studio album, JI... - Dante
Machine Girl – PsychoWarrior: MG Ultra X There’s a quake in the first seconds of PsychoWarrior: MG Ultra X, a crack in the floor that grows into an open-pit explosion of sound. With this l... - Dante
Ice Cube – Lethal Injection By the time Lethal Injection dropped, Ice Cube had already cemented himself as one of rap’s sharpest voices — but here, he leaned into a darker, fu... - Justin
Heart – Dreamboat Annie The opening chords of Dreamboat Annie feel like the start of a myth — thunderous guitars crashing into tender acoustics, all tethered by Ann and Na... - Emily
TUYU – It's Raining After All “It’s Raining After All” by TUYU feels like stepping straight into a quiet, rainy afternoon where everything smells like nostalgia and unresolved f... - Madi
Chevelle – Vena Sera Alright, let's talk Chevelle's "Vena Sera"! This 2007 record, it's a real knuckle-sandwich of alternative metal and hard rock, showing off exactly... - Sydney
Snot – Get Some Snot's debut record “Get Some” hits like a drop from a half-pipe straight into a pit of pure chaos—thrashy, funky, and buzzing with attitude. Lynn... - Kendra
O & The Mo – Make Way For The Sun With "Make Way For The Sun", the duo O & The Mo constructs a sonic architecture that feels less like a strict composition and more like a meditativ... - Ingrid
TOPS – Picture You Staring Well, darling, let’s take a little stroll down memory lane—or perhaps memory *lane with a neon sign*—because TOPS’ *Picture You Staring* is the kin... - Aurelia
John Maus – Later Than You Think John Maus has spent twenty years carving out a lane all his own, and *Later Than You Think* rolls into town like a neon-lit sermon for the end time... - Calder