The two polar opposites battle it out for top of the charts.

The band of friends have found their feet in the music industry.

The brothers who song-write in a time machine are back with another album. 

In her seventh studio album, Mitski comes to the listener with her most mature and sonically expansive album yet.

Quinn Barnitt’s first album is charmingly whimsical and demonstrates exactly why she should be on everyone’s radar.

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. 

Joe Keery, the popular Stranger Things actor and eloquent musician, provides a dreamy record after releasing his debut three years ago.

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

Kendrick treats us to his fifth studio album: an autobiography of his life, highlighting the highs and lows of his own experiences with grief, trauma and society.

Capturing their tongue-in-cheek laments with usual brevity, Joyce Manor look inspired by their own past songwriting talents to make for a satisfying sixth full-length. 

The alt-pop group give it their all on the debut album

Michelle Zauner sets out to create her own joy after trauma and grief in her most upbeat record to date

Tumblr’s IT Girl offers up a slice of Western-enthused pie on her seventh studio album.

The new album plays it safe but provides everything promised