Category: New Release Reviews
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With a relatable, honest track illustrating the reality of a breakup, BIZZY jumps back to the music scene. What more could you want?
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As he navigates his artistic identity, Still Woozy ventures into personal relationship with his new album Loveseat.
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As Monobloc soars into fame, they question what comfortability means for a big-city artist. Who knows how to navigate the gray areas in life?
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Ashe’s shocking new release catapults her back into the spotlight of the music industry, and the Springsteenesque imagery marks her pivot to a more grassroots sound. What more could you want?
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Charli XCX’s new project BRAT is otherworldly. Quirky, moody, and authentic, BRAT is bringing back club hits for the summer. What’s not to love?
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Ashton Irwin shares his solo journey with a rhythmic, dub-pop single before the release of his second solo project: BLOOD ON THE DRUMS.
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With tracks focusing on friendship, love, self-identity, and other highly relatable ponderings, Billie Eilish’s HIT ME HARD AND SOFT is the quintessential twenties album.
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With a simplistic, introspective track, Amy Allen proves her prowess as an independent pop artist.
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How do you draw the line between being the best partner for someone else and keeping your individuality? ZAYN explains in new track, “What I Am.”
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With an honest look into a relatable relationship, Mt. Joy’s new twangy, country track brings them cements them as a key player in the folk world.
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An indie pop album about childhood dreams, mental health, and some sickening love songs. What more could you ask for?
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Maybe not every Valentine’s goes according to plan, but new releases will always make the date.
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With two surprise singles, it seems Beyoncé is officially channeling her Texan roots. Who wouldn’t be excited?
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Troye Sivan’s new album explores life, sex, and queer culture with a nosedive into electronic-pop. What more could you ever want?
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With light, airy vocals, and instrumentals grounded in pop-folk influences, this album feels like a fall day in the woods.
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Måneskin have proven themselves to be a notable figure in the world of modern rock, but they’re feeling a bit lacklustre. It’s time for some creative exploration.
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A country album that isn’t about beer, boobs, and boats? Sign me up!
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Peter McPoland’s debut album is an honest exploration of his sound and story. What’s not to love?