When Joe Jonas released Fastlife  in 2011, it was flashy, fun, and very of its time. Fast forward to 2025, and he’s back with something...

Welcome to the Temple—Reimagined Sleep Token has never colored inside the lines. With each release, they've torn up the blueprint and...

For anyone who's felt too much and said too little—this album speaks the language. JP Saxe doesn’t write love songs. He writes what happens after. The shame. The silence. The parts we think we’re the only ones feeling. Articulate Excuses is a tight, emotionally fraught collection of eight songs that dig deep, hit hard, and leave a mark.

Welcome back, boys. We missed you. Mayday Parade is 20 years in and somehow still managing to kick us in the feels like it’s 2007 and...

Review By Rebecca McDevitt Let’s talk about reinvention—because The Driver Era just did it again, and Obsession  might be their boldest...

Some albums feel like a collection of songs. Others feel like a novel—woven together with a thread of emotion, experience, and purpose.