The band share their debut album.

The band follow-up their 2022 debut.

Immense, gritty and brilliant, Wunderhorse are as endlessly addictive as ever.

Right at the core of human emotion, the band are back with mighty force. 

The band prove you can rock out while maintaining a healthy diet of melodic goodness.

The Australian band share their third album.

‘MADRA’ is slick shoegaze for the everyday existential crisis. 

This album calls for a love letter, not a review.

The band share their fantastic first offering.

The tragic and beautiful emotions of women are explored through contemporary punk-rock pop.

Chamber-pop for the strange and weary: the march afternoons’ ‘Hi James, my name is also James! Hail Satan!’.

Minimalist, heart-wrenching — but still a masterful Slater album to wrap yourself up in again and again.

With cinematic sound and compelling songwriting, the singer-songwriter’s first album is a full sonic experience. 

The Fontaines D.C. frontman explores his talents as a solo artist.

The band explore their sound further on their second album.

The duo return with the follow-up to 2019’s debut ‘Deborah’.

The Vaccines’ guitarist goes it alone on his first album.

On their latest album, the LA-based garage rockers explore their softer side through a triumphant track list that contends with topics that are bigger than any one band. 

Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett continue to add to their abundance of collaborations with the addition of Stevie Nicks, Tame Impala, Bad Bunny and more to craft a more subtle but sublime album.

Ezra Furman shares her sixth album ‘All Of Us Flames’.