Rina Sawayama’s Hold The Girl is a letter to and from the artist herself, but a letter many of us can read as our own sentiments.

October Drift’s I Don’t Belong Anywhere is an emphatic anthem for the outcasts, empowering the beauty of being different in a world that often attempts to shun it.

Pain Remains not only builds on the hype and expectations surrounding Lorna Shore’s name, but builds a solid foundation for the band's future domination.

A global pandemic and pregnancy might have pulled The Big Moon apart, but Here Is Everything brings them hurtling back down to Earth.

Complete Collapse is nostalgic - the reason why Sleeping With Sirens are a permanent fixture within the hearts of any self-proclaimed emo-music lover.

Diving into ocean of the mid-2000s with <COPINGMECHANISM>, Willow reclaims the freedom and zeitgeist behind the genre of punk.

Boston Manor transports us into the universe that is Datura, an atmospheric and visual world of darkness.

The Kooks’ 10 Tracks to Echo in the Dark is the sound of a summer to come, one set to be much brighter than that which came before.

The Front Bottoms are back with latest EP Theresa, continuing to serve iconic, striking imagery in their lyrics combined with catchy, upbeat melodies.