The hogs are squealin' and the Billy's are silly on King Gizzard's 26th(!) album.

On what he claims will be the final work under the 'Childish Gambino' moniker, Donald Glover gives us one more big peek into his mind.

On their second LP, Carly Cosgrove deliver a fantastic slate of tracks that firmly place them in the upper echelon of modern emo.

Dan Campbell and co. reach new narrative - and emotional - heights on new LP. In January of this year, Dan Campbell announced that a...

The enigmatic singer-songwriter delivers 12 spectacular punches right to the gut on 5th solo LP.

The West Virginia based country crooner channels the spirit of folk storytellers of yore with a personal touch on her 4th LP.

The Floridian post-hardcore quintet find a unique groove on their newest LP.

The Texas based singer/songwriter seeks - and finds - inner peace on newest LP.

The L.A. rapper looks at where he's been, and how far he's come, in 6th LP.

Midlife start out strong, but can't maintain the momentum, on their third LP.

The NY based Emo rockers land right on the cusp of greatness on their second LP.

The former Alabama Shakes frontwoman continues to carve her own unique path full of Neo-Soul, psychedelic melodies, and powerful vocals.

On their 7th LP, the Alynda Segarra lead group park themselves at the intersection of sweet, nostalgic Americana melodies and the...

The D.C. Emo band deliver a good (but short) time on their 4th LP, even if there isn't that much variety at play.

Danny Kiranos continues to shape and refine his unique brand of 'murderfolk' music in more spectacular fashion than ever.

In their third LP, the German 4 piece offer a unique and hard hitting blend of Emo and Hardcore.

Friko offers yet another surprise early 2024 hit in the Chicago indie trio's debut LP

In their debut record, the British art pop group deliver with 12 enthralling and finely crafted tunes.

On their 10th studio album, Alkaline Trio prove they still have more macabre, moody jams to deliver.

The singer/songwriter's excellent 4th LP sees him explore themes of generational trauma, addiction, and loneliness.