You hear all the trademarks of The Black Keys on "Let's Rock" - the fuzzed out guitar tones, crushing drums, and the melodic rock songs that take in bits of influence from 70s AM radio choruses, and scuzzy garage rock.

Being inducted to our Chart Hall of Fame for the 11th time this week puts Courtney Barnett at Number Two on the All Time Hall of Fame Chart right behind The Black Keys, who are our highest new entry at number three!

If you want to hear Prince laying down the coos that would guide Appollonia, the grooves that Sheila E would make famous, and even the song that Kenny Rogers got a piece - look no further.

Los Angeles outfit Silversun Pickups are back with a grunge-tinged rock album that's best consumed from front to back. The Current's David Safar calls it 'one of the best releases of the year for music fans longing for a true indie-rock sound.'

'The Saint of Lost Causes' is Justin Townes Earle's survey of America, warts and all.

The debut album from Jade Bird is strikingly agnostic of genre, the songs are incredibly versatile in how they are structured and voiced.

'I Am Easy to Find' is a meditative album, full of negative space and several songs that have no words, just swelling female harmonies.

Cage's strength has always been their signature dirty bluesy guitars that sound radio ready yet always with a touch of friendly menace.

The record is a master class is making good musical choices, Anderson .Paak created a modern soul masterpiece.

While the album attempts to push the boundaries of Koenig's writing, there are many moments that are quintessentially Vampire Weekend and will transport you back to their debut album.