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Ethel Cain – Preacher's Daughter Alright, let's dive into "Preacher's Daughter" by Ethel Cain, released in 2022. This debut album is a wild ride through Cain’s life, bringing a hau... - Preston

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Ethel Cain – Preacher's Daughter

Alright, let's dive into "Preacher's Daughter" by Ethel Cain, released in 2022. This debut album is a wild ride through Cain’s life, bringing a hau... - Preston

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Daniel Caesar – Son Of Spergy

Daniel Caesar drops "Son Of Spergy" as his fourth studio effort, and let me tell you, this man's still got that silky smooth delivery that makes yo... - Tatiana

Ravyn Lenae – Bird's Eye

Ravyn Lenae isn’t out here trying to recapture past glory—she’s elevating her entire game with "Bird’s Eye." It’s the kind of second act that feels... - Chase

Architects – Holy Hell

There’s a weight that comes with grief, and Holy Hell makes you feel every ounce of it. Written in the aftermath of guitarist Tom Searle’s death, A... - Justin

Jasiel Nuñez – LA ODISEA

Jasiel Nuñez’s “LA ODISEA” moves like a two-part voyage through sound and soul, guiding us across the borders of música Mexicana and into fresh rhy... - Diego

Erykah Badu – Baduizm

The first time you press play on Baduizm, it feels like stepping into incense smoke and soft candlelight — a space where time slows, and the groove... - Lena

Young Nudy – Slimeball

“Slimeball” introduced Young Nudy as a restless voice from Atlanta’s trap undercurrent, unfiltered and sharp-edged. The beats—courtesy of Metro Boo... - Noah

Nena – Nena

The debut album Nena isn’t just a relic of early-’80s synth-pop — it’s the sound of youthful defiance wrapped in neon light. From the first shimmer... - Emily

IVE – IVE EMPATHY

IVE's latest EP, "IVE EMPATHY", is a spicy serving of sonic goodness that's equal parts bold and beautiful - like a flavorful stir-fry that'll leav... - Lindsay

The Favors, FINNEAS & Ashe – The Dream

Poppy here, ready to spill the tea on "The Dream", the rather fetching debut from The Favors, which is the splendid collaborative venture of Ashe a... - Poppy

Deftones – private music

There’s a hush before the devastation, and in Private Music, the Deftones use that stillness to drag you into the storm. Five years after Ohms, the... - Dante

Dominic Fike – Rocket

Dominic Fike’s “Rocket” feels like the musical equivalent of a late-night drive—you’re not sure where you’re headed, but it somehow feels like the... - Chloe

Bryson Tiller – Solace & The Vices

With Solace & The Vices, Bryson Tiller steps into a duality that’s both ambitious and deeply personal. This double album, announced in mid-2025, di... - Joey

Hayley Williams – Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party

Hayley Williams crafts something truly remarkable with "Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party," her third solo venture that blooms like wildflowers bre... - Maia

Tame Impala – Deadbeat

Kevin Parker has really outdone himself with "Deadbeat," diving headfirst into the pulsing world of club culture and coming out with something that... - Ava

Young Franco – it's Franky baby!

Young Franco's debut "It's Franky Baby!" is like getting invited to the coolest house party where everyone actually knows how to dance 💃 This 10-tr... - Brooklyn

The Black Keys – No Rain, No Flowers

On their 13th LP, No Rain, No Flowers, The Black Keys seem to be reckoning with turbulence, both past and present — but they do it in sunnier tones... - Lena

Duke Ellington & John Coltrane – Duke Ellington & John Coltrane

There’s a quiet reverence that runs through this collaboration — two titans meeting not to compete, but to converse. Duke Ellington & John Coltrane... - Marcus

Anuel AA – Emmanuel

Anuel AA’s album "Emmanuel" feels like a whirlwind journey through the pulse and rhythm of Latin urban music. One moment you’re caught up in the el... - Marisol

Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist – Alfredo 2

Alfredo 2 is the long-awaited sequel to the 2020 Alfredo, and it largely justifies the anticipation. Released on July 25, 2025, it reunites Gibbs a... - Joey

JACKBOYS & Travis Scott – JACKBOYS 2

The "JACKBOYS 2" album is a bold, energetic collection of tracks brought together by Travis Scott's Cactus Jack Records collective. With a wide ran... - Noah

Car Seat Headrest – The Scholars

There’s an expansive ambition to The Scholars that hits you before the first guitar chord lands—like opening a door into a sprawling campus where e... - Emily

Greyhaven – Keep It Quiet

When the first tremor of “Prelude: Evening Star” rattles through Keep It Quiet, you know the stakes have shifted. For Greyhaven—Louisville’s post-h... - Justin

HAIM – I quit

There’s a charged exhale in I Quit—HAIM’s fourth studio album lands not as a retreat but as a send-off for what’s done and an open take on what com... - Clara

Elmiene – Heat The Streets

Elmiene’s “Heat The Streets” walks that fine line between old-school soul and modern city glow, the kind of project you play on a late-night bus ri... - Sable

Audrey Hobert – Who's the Clown?

There’s a neon-lit moment in Who’s the Clown? where Audrey Hobert turns her insecurities into confetti — arriving not with caution but with full po... - Emily

Zara Larsson – Midnight Sun

Zara Larsson turns up the heat with her dazzling album "Midnight Sun," and wow, it’s pure radiance from start to finish! Every track glows wit... - Gia

Hearts2Hearts – FOCUS - The 1st Mini Album

There’s an unmistakable pulse when this SM Entertainment rookie group steps into the light — FOCUS feels like the moment everything crystallizes fo... - Ava

Summer Walker – STILL OVER IT

There’s therapy, and then there’s Still Over It. Summer Walker’s sophomore album plays like a late-night voice memo turned masterpiece — a 20-track... - Lena

Daddy Yankee – Prestige

Daddy Yankee cranks up the heat on "Prestige," his seventh studio drop that hit the streets in September 2012 through El Cartel Records and Capitol... - Chase

Armin van Buuren – Intense

From the first sweep of strings on the title track, Intense makes its mission clear — to fuse the grand emotion of orchestral music with the pulse... - Marcus

The Plot in You – Dispose

The Plot In You really said "let's flip the script" with "Dispose," and honestly? They nailed the assignment. This fourth studio effort sees Landon... - Zadie

TWICE – TEN: The Story Goes On

The first chord of “ME+YOU” feels like a decade’s worth of memories compressed into three minutes — a signal flare for TWICE’s tenth anniversary, a... - Ava

Rochelle Jordan – Through The Wall

From the very first beat, Through the Wall envelops you in smoke-hazed club lights and the steady pulse of freedom. Rochelle Jordan, now confidentl... - Nora

Conan Gray – Wishbone

Maia here, ready to share a few thoughts on a musical journey that has quite enchanted my senses. "Wishbone," Conan Gray's fourth full-length of... - Maia

UMI – Forest in the City

UMI’s “Forest in the City” feels like stepping barefoot into a quiet park tucked inside a bustling city—you can still hear the hum of the streets,... - Sienna

Becky Hill – Only Honest on the Weekend

Becky Hill’s debut album feels like the moment a voice you’ve heard everywhere finally gets to tell her own story. Only Honest on the Weekend is as... - Ava

Missy Elliott – Under Construction

Yo, it's Lilith here, ready to spill some tea on Missy Elliott's "Under Construction" from '02! 🎧 That joint still bangs like it dropped yesterday,... - Lilith

That Handsome Devil – The Heart Goes to Heaven, The Head Goes to Hell

Alright, let's chat about a real earworm of an album from That Handsome Devil, their 2011 concoction, "The Heart Goes to Heaven, The Head Goes to H... - Dave

Magdalena Bay – Mercurial World

The thing about Mercurial World is that it feels like stepping into a mirror-ball universe where heartbreak glows neon and existential dread comes... - Ava

Diego Torres – Un Mundo Diferente

I've got a soft spot for "Un Mundo Diferente", an album that really showcases Diego Torres' unique voice and style. The way he blends traditional L... - Sofia

Christina Aguilera – Bionic

Christina Aguilera went full cyborg mode with "Bionic," diving headfirst into a whirlwind of electro-pop experimentation that split listeners right... - Romy

Myrkur – Spine

The first sound on Spine feels like stepping into fog — a voice, ancient yet new, reaching through mist and memory. Myrkur (the project of Danish a... - Eli

Ol' Dirty Bastard – Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version

Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s debut solo album, Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version, is one of hip-hop’s wildest, most unpredictable statements — a... - Marcus

Lukas Nelson – American Romance

American Romance is Lukas Nelson’s first album released under his own name, stepping away from his longtime band Promise of the Real. Produced by S... - Marcus

Florence + The Machine – How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful

Within the vast emotional terrain of "How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful," Florence Welch unveils a remarkably intimate cartography of the human hear... - Esme

Sneaker Pimps – Becoming X

Getting lost in the hypnotic rhythms of Sneaker Pimps' "Becoming X" is like stumbling upon a hidden gem in the midst of a vibrant music festival -... - Cody

Uncle Kracker – Double Wide

Somewhere between a turntable and a tailgate, Double Wide spins its grin. Uncle Kracker’s debut solo album takes the Kid Rock-adjacent energy of De... - Joey

Emmanuel – Quisiera

Emmanuel delivers a compelling showcase of mature artistry with "Quisiera," his tenth studio effort that perfectly captures the essence of late '80... - Danielle

Cocteau Twins – Milk & Kisses

If Heaven or Las Vegas was Cocteau Twins’ sunrise, Milk & Kisses feels like their twilight — gentle, glowing, and full of quiet beauty. This final... - Eli

Aventura – The Last

Aventura’s “The Last” is exactly what its title promises—a grand finale that doesn’t just close a chapter, it lights it on fire in the best way pos... - Kaitlyn