Corella return with a striking new ferocity on their thunderous second album, A Beautiful World To Lose. Produced by Jason Perry, this record trades light indie tropes for darker, razor-sharp rock anthems packed with raw vulnerability and social commentary.
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The Bites return with a triumphant self-titled sophomore album that trades pure party vibes for raw evolution. Packed with infectious energy, massive hooks, and a feel-good factor running through every track, it is an essential 10/10 release.
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Ben Poole returns with Post-Midnight Behaviour, his first studio album in eight years. Merging blues, rock, and soul across ten tracks—including the standout Elles Bailey collaboration “Runaway Souls”—this atmospheric record proves a triumphant evolution.
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Essex punk duo The Meffs return with their sophomore album, Business. Produced by Dan Weller, this 11-track masterclass balances raw political fury with intimate vulnerability, delivering an explosive soundtrack for the overworked and ignored.
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Airbourne return with a vengeance on their blistering, self-titled sixth studio album. Packed with turbocharged riffs, relentless festival anthems, and pure hard rock salvation, this record proves the Aussie rockers are operating at the absolute peak of their powers.
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Deep Purple’s 24th studio album, SPLAT!, is a triumph of modern hard rock. Blending their signature organ-drenched virtuosity with a sharp, contemporary edge, the band proves that they are still evolving, delivering a heavy, compelling, and essential record for fans.
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Six decades into their legendary career, The Rolling Stones defy time once again. Our comprehensive track-by-track review breaks down Foreign Tongues, a fierce, blues-drenched, and triumphant new masterpiece produced by Andrew Watt that proves the world’s greatest rock band isn’t stopping.
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Reworking an album you’ve already put out is always a bit of a risk. Strip too much away and you lose what made it hit in the first place. Don’t go far enough and it feels pointless.
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There’s been a fair bit of buzz building around JAYLER—mostly off the back of their live shows—and Voices Unheard feels like a band taking that energy and pinning it down on record without overthinking it.
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With You Got This, their ninth studio album, arriving April 17 via Earache Records, Skindred aren’t just following up 2023’s Smile — they’re building on it.
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