The band is in a league of their own. Their first record in seven years is full of the blues rock that you've come to expect from the Stones and full of vigor that you might not from a band that's been at this for sixty-some years.

On her new album, Dessa is once again the storyteller, pointing out injustice, sly ironic humor, and finding joy even in the decay of everyday life.

Great songs, but the mix could be better – that was the general consensus when The Replacements released their big major label album, Tim, back in 1985. Those beloved songs have been remixed and remastered for the newly released, Tim (Let It Bleed edition).

While he’s already had several hit songs, Angel Face is Sanchez’s debut record. It continues to solidify his old soul style and keen ability to write relatable tunes about giving someone your heart and having that heart ache.

Mitski already released her return album reflecting on her conflicting feelings with artistic pressure in 2022’s Laurel Hell. Now, she’s stretching her artistic muscles with her new album, The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We.

Last year’s Grammy winner for Best New Artist is back with new music, full of catchy hooks and sing-a-long choruses.

On his new concept album, Jon Batiste brings in a wide swath of musicians including K-pop It girls NewJeans, South African duo Native Soul, Spanish Jazz musician Rita Payes, Lil Wayne, Lana Del Rey, and even Kenny G to help investigate if music truly is the universal language.

Charismatic, eclectic, and hyper energetic. Genesis Owusu is someone who loves to rally against expectations and garner appreciation for the underdog.

Dante’s journey through the nine circles of Hell in Dante’s Inferno inspired Hozier’s new album.

This LA-based band has a habit of making golden-washed tunes and their indie-pop - with the sweetest of harmonies - continues on their fifth album.