Some albums invoke nostalgia—beabadoobee’s Fake It Flowers reinvents it.

Devin Guisande, donning the mantle of Kyd the Band, is a smart man. He understands the benefit of being clear and distinct in your message.

From the get-go you’ll be sucked into its world so fast it’ll make your head spin (and not just from all the head-banging you’re about to do). 

This one stands up there with the best pop punk albums of this generation.

Scott Helman’s new album Nonsuch Park is going to make this year seem a whole lot brighter.

Southampton goth punks Creeper return with a lush, evocative new albujm.

You know that moment when you’re at a celebration and you’re both happy it’s happening, yet sad that it’s coming to an end? That’s exactly what the two-part album Sad Happy feels like.

Monsta X is making it a very Happy Valentine’s Day. Winter ain’t coming this February, monbebes, because the Monstas already rule the throne.

Super Whatevr’s new album don’t you wanna be glad? is a drastic departure from their previous albums.

The Faim have been poised to steal your heart for a while and now, with State of Mind, they’re running away with it completely, carried by stadium-ready choruses and lyrics that cut in a way only total honesty can.