Ian Hunter, the legendary Mott The Hoople frontman and international rock’n’roll icon, is back with another gargantuan solo album.

This three-song EP has solid material that shows potential and has some staying power.

Taylor Swift is an artist who needs no introduction.

Ezra is a single-name artist who is not afraid to push the envelope.

Nathaniel Paul has sprinkled joy, whimsy, & magic into his latest record.

Ray Hawthorne, best known for his work in North Kingsley, has taken a page or two out of Pete Wentz’s playbook.

This new Hollywood starlet will take center stage for many years to come.

By all accounts, Teenage Wrist has done it, my friends.

Rock fiends rejoice! After saying farewell in 2016, the pop-punk icons in Yellowcard are back with their new EP!

Fall Out Boy, Bring Me The Horizon, New Found Glory and more sell-out night one at the BMO Stadium in Los Angeles. CA

Ladytron’s follow-up to their eponymous album brings renewed energy and joy to their iconic sound.

Waiting Game is not your typical Junior Boys album.

Bob Moses has released the perfect album, The Silence In Between, at the perfect time.

Enter into the beautiful jewel-toned world of Telenova with their debut EP ‘Tranquilize’.

Once upon a time approximately 4 years ago, a band was born. Chase Eden, frontman of LA's alt-rock group Give In has always been one for taking chances.

If you’re sitting in your house depressed because you can’t go to concerts, then Northlane’s new EP 2D might be the best thing for you.

Your friendly neighborhood emo band Good Terms has released their feature full-length album "Turning Point", just in time for your quarter/mid-life crisis.

Just in time for your new summer playlist, your favorite underdog hitmaker MAUMAUMAU has released his new EP "Meow Meow Meow". Naturally, we're obsessed with it. Get to know Mau and unleash the vision behind this 5 track gem.

Architects’ ninth studio album For Those That Wish To Exist navigates through atmospheric, electronic, orchestral, and metalcore soundscapes while asking immensely profound questions and offering no direct answers.

Little Oblivions is unsurprisingly entirely honest and relatable, but it’s the delivery of performance and production that takes the LP to new heights making it Julian's most confident solo release to date.