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A.A. Bondy – When The Devil's Loose "When the Devil's Loose" by A.A. Bondy is such a lovely blend of folk and rock that easily sweeps you off to a more introspective place, like a coz... - Melody

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Noah Guy – IT MUST BE LOVE Noah Guy's voice on 'It Must Be Love' is something special – he blends vulnerability with such genuine passion on this 5-track EP that dropped in l... - Kimberly
KIRBY – Sis. KIRBY came onto the scene with her debut EP 'Sis' in 2020, and honestly, I was immediately drawn in by how she effortlessly blends modern soul with... - Ava
Ludacris – Word Of Mouf 'Word of Mouf' was such a fun showcase of Ludacris's vibrant personality! Released in 2001, this album perfectly captured his comedic flair and swa... - Ava
D12 – Devils Night 'Devil's Night' came out swinging in 2001, serving up the kind of raw, unfiltered energy that made D12 more than just Eminem's sidekicks. This Detr... - Livia
Blackstreet – Another Level Blackstreet's 'Another Level' stands as that rare moment when a group elevates their artistry to match their ambition. The 1996 release creates thi... - Elodie
Mariah Carey – Music Box 'Music Box' showed us a whole new side of Mariah Carey in 1993, trading her earlier energy for something way more chill and grown-up. I'm obsessed... - Eva
Christina Aguilera – Liberation Christina Aguilera's 'Liberation' reads like a declaration of independence from an artist who's finally calling all the shots. Dropping in 2018, th... - Lena
Bellah – The Art of Conversation 'The Art of Conversation' flows like a whispered secret between Bellah and her listeners, drawing you into an intimate world where vulnerability be... - Karina
Naomi Sharon – Obsidian Naomi Sharon's debut album 'Obsidian' introduces her as a captivating new voice in contemporary music. With 13 tracks including standouts like 'Hil... - Kimberly
Hiatus Kaiyote – Tawk Tomahawk 'Tawk Tomahawk' hit the streets in 2012 (officially droppin' wider in 2013), and lemme tell you—Hiatus Kaiyote came through with a sound that's str... - Cohen
JISOO – AMORTAGE I'm absolutely living for 'AMORTAGE' right now! Jisoo has totally outdone herself with this four-track EP that takes us on the wildest ride through... - Gia
Royal Blood – Royal Blood Royal Blood's debut album 'Royal Blood' hit the rock scene in 2014 with a thunderous wallop that had everyone taking notice. Mike Kerr and Ben That... - Karl
Foo Fighters – Concrete and Gold 'Concrete and Gold' delivers a ripper blend of hard rock intensity and catchy pop hooks that'll leave you gobsmacked! The Foo Fighters weren't play... - Hunter
2hollis – star 'star' by 2hollis packs 15 tracks into a breezy 38 minutes, giving us just enough time to fall in love with each song without overstaying its welco... - Ava
Michael Kiwanuka – Love & Hate 'Love & Hate' was Kiwanuka's follow-up to his first album and damn, does it deliver. His collaboration with Danger Mouse, Inflo, and Paul Butler cr... - Chase
Modest Mouse – The Lonesome Crowded West 'The Lonesome Crowded West' dropped in '97 when Modest Mouse was still this scrappy outfit from the Pacific Northwest, way before they'd be playing... - Bo
DMX – It's Dark and Hell Is Hot DMX's 1998 debut, "It's Dark and Hell Is Hot," stormed onto the scene like a bull in a china shop, smashing the polished facade of the hip-hop land... - Livia
Sharon Van Etten – Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory Embarking on a journey less traveled, Sharon Van Etten, in collaboration with The Attachment Theory, weaves a tapestry of sound that is both a depa... - Dawn
Japanese Breakfast – For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women) We're diving into the hauntingly beautiful world of Japanese Breakfast with their 2025 release, "For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women)." Imagine t... - Lindsay
Hank Williams, Jr. – Family Tradition 'Family Tradition' is where Hank Williams Jr. finally told the world he wasn't just living in his daddy's shadow anymore. Released in '79, this alb... - Jude
Toby Keith – Toby Keith When Toby Keith burst onto the country scene in 1993 with his self-titled debut, he brought a fresh injection of energy and style to the genre. The... - Lola
Fugazi – 13 Songs I'm completely smitten with '13 Songs' by Fugazi. This compilation brings together their first two EPs - '7 Songs' and 'Margin Walker' - and honest... - Sienna
Waylon Jennings – Good Hearted Woman I'm totally obsessed with "Good Hearted Woman" - it's like a breath of fresh air in the country music scene. Waylon Jennings' 1972 album is a total... - Sienna
Bad Bunny – LAS QUE NO IBAN A SALIR When Bad Bunny casually dropped "Las Que No Iban A Salir" in 2020, it wasn't just an album; it was a surprise glimpse into the artist's creative pr... - Noah
Sharon Van Etten – Are We There In the realm of heartfelt storytelling, Sharon Van Etten's "Are We There" shines brightly, its emotive resonance woven intricately into every lyric... - Ariana
STARSET – Vessels Get ready to strap on your rocket boots and blast off into the cosmos of imagination because Vessels by Starset is one heckuva ride! This stellar s... - Zora
Volbeat – Guitar Gangsters & Cadillac Blood Diving into the heart of "Guitar Gangsters & Cadillac Blood," Volbeat's third studio venture greets listeners with its robust heavy metal core ting... - Lennon
Arctic Monkeys – Suck It And See 'Suck It and See' presents an intriguing evolution in Arctic Monkeys' sonic journey - a deliberate pivot from the shadowy experimentation of 'Humbu... - Harper
DMX – ...And Then There Was X DMX's '...And Then There Was X' absolutely blew me away when I first heard it back in 1999. His distinctive growl and aggressive delivery are so au... - Sienna
TWICE – Eyes wide open Unleash the vibe, because TWICE's 'Eyes Wide Open' is here to take you on a musical rollercoaster ride! Released in 2020, this groovy album is like... - Morgan
Architects – For Those That Wish to Exist "For Those That Wish To Exist" by Architects brings a refreshing twist to their established metalcore roots, blending in industrial metal and elect... - Ben
Black Eyed Peas – Monkey Business The Black Eyed Peas' 2005 album 'Monkey Business' stands as a cultural landmark of the mid-2000s, blending hip-hop foundations with pop, funk, regg... - Monique
Alexisonfire – "Watch Out!" 'Watch Out!' ripped up the rulebook on what Alexisonfire could be, trading in some of their raw throat-shredding brutality for something more sinis... - Blaze
Nelly – Nellyville Diving into the world of "Nellyville" is like stepping into a hip-hop wonderland where the beats are as infectious as the stories are compelling. N... - Tori
Nico – Chelsea Girl Step into the hypnotic dreamscape of Nico’s debut solo album, "Chelsea Girl," where the enchanting tones of late 1960s chamber folk and baroque pop... - Opal
Delaossa – La Madrugá As I delve into the world of "La Madrugá", I'm met with a sense of warmth and familiarity, like strolling through the sun-kissed streets of Málaga,... - Seraphina
Jay Wheeler – GIRASOLES 'GIRASOLES' sees Jay Wheeler delivering his most intimate collection yet, tracing life's journey from seed to full bloom with raw emotion and heart... - Karina
Mumford & Sons – RUSHMERE When you dive into "Rushmere", you're met with the raw energy that's been a hallmark of Mumford & Sons' sound since their early days. This album is... - Lila
BANKS – Off With Her Head 'Off With Her Head' sees BANKS returning to her electro-pop roots with a fresh burst of energy! Her new album ditches the moody ballads of 'Serpent... - Tori
NMIXX – Fe3O4: FORWARD NMIXX absolutely killed it with 'Fe3O4: FORWARD'! This fourth EP from the K-pop powerhouses is serving versatility for days, jumping between genres... - Piper
Bastille – All This Bad Blood Hey music lovers, let's delve into Bastille's "All This Bad Blood," a delightful expansion of their initial opus, "Bad Blood," in a double-disc pac... - Lila
ROLE MODEL – Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye) "Kansas Anymore" by ROLE MODEL paints a cinematic journey through the rugged terrains of heartbreak and the bittersweet pull of nostalgia. Embracin... - Ember
BLACKPINK – SQUARE UP 'Ddu-Du Ddu-Du' hits like a glitter bomb in a corporate meeting - totally chaotic yet everyone's secretly loving it! That track alone could power a... - Starla
Disturbed – Ten Thousand Fists Disturbed's "Ten Thousand Fists" stormed into the scene in 2005, marking a turning point in their discography with the mighty entrance of bassist J... - Thane
Duran Duran – Duran Duran Duran Duran's self-titled 1993 album, affectionately known as "The Wedding Album," was a game-changer for the band, swooping in like a superhero to... - Bianca
Judas Priest – Painkiller Judas Priest's Painkiller, released in 1990, is a prime example of the band's predecessors elevating their style to a whole new level. Not only is... - Ava
Selena Gomez & The Scene – A Year Without Rain 'A Year Without Rain' marks the moment when Selena Gomez & The Scene really found their dance floor groove! After dipping their toes in with their... - Jovie
Metallica – Reload Metallica's 'Reload' tore through the gates in 1997 with a vengeance, slamming into the number one spot on Billboard and eventually going triple pl... - Blaze
ODESZA – The Last Goodbye After a five-year hiatus since their critically-acclaimed "A Moment Apart," electronic music's dynamic duo ODESZA makes a grand comeback with "The... - Isla
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Diving headfirst into the frenetic world of "Clap Your Hands Say Yeah," the band's self-titled debut from 2005, you're greeted with a raw, indie ro... - Chase