Broken Social Scene mainstay and breakthrough indie act, Sam Jr. is geared to release his intriguing sophomore record Inner Shadow due May 31st, 2024 via Arts & Crafts (Echodelick Records in the USA, Weird Beard in the UK and Worst Bassist Records in the EU.)

Sean O’Brien is the former lead singer of several California-based rock groups going back in time almost twenty-five years including MEANTIME, TRUE WEST, DENIM TV, THE MARIETTAS. He began his solo career in 2004 with Too Personal. Seed of Mayhem, Goodbye Game, Future Harvest, Risk Profile, Mistakes EP, and My Colors Dark.

At the beginning of the year, M83 announced a new album, Fantasy, the proper follow-up to 2016’s Junk. At the time, we heard “Oceans Niagara” from it, which made our list of the best songs of that week. The album is out in full on March 17, but today the Anthony Gonzalez-led project has shared what they’re calling the first chapter of the album, aka the first six tracks. That’s five more new M83 tracks than we had yesterday. “I wanted to be more present lyrically and vocally even if that was daunting at first,” Gonzalez said when he announced Fantasy. “I thought if I could achieve that, this album will be more personal than those that came before.”

Releasing on March 15th 2024, ‘Nothing Lasts Forever’ is Hannah Grae’s debut album.

American Jetset is reving up the engines for a wild ride back to the heyday of ’80s Hollywood with their latest single, “1987” – the heart-pounding title track from their upcoming LP!

Posh, Poodle, Krystal and Toe' is the third full length album from Santa Cruz based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Joe Kaplow. Appropriately named after his bandmates' nicknames, this record is a more cohesive 'band' statement than his previous self-recorded work.

Making a bold return, genre-defying, North Carolina-bred quartet and live sensations Rainbow Kitten Surprise unveil their first full-length album in six years, Love Hate Music Box, via Elektra Entertainment / Parlophone. Produced by Daniel Tashian (Kacey Musgraves) along with Konrad Snyder (Noah Kahan) and Melo, the much-anticipated album ponders life’s ups and downs, and traces the turbulent trajectory of relationships, painted out loud in hues of pop, electronic, rock, and hip-hop. As such, it finds the musicians at their most vulnerable, vibrant, and vital.

Pirate Radio is the third album by Sweet Lizzy Project, but the first to be produced entirely in the U.S. Although inspired by our origins in Cuba, the themes and emotions are relatable to anyone who has ever been in love, scared, angry, sad, or inspired to change their world. The songs chronicle the band’s influences, both American and Cuban, in a body of work that honors our homeland, shares sorrow and frustration with its current state, and expresses hope for the future of the country and our people. The album’s production is a tribute to the band’s roots as well. We wanted to create something of our own from start to finish, from the conception of the songs to the final master. The record was produced, mixed and mastered by Miguel Comas and it features incredible songwriters such as Blair Daly, Zac Malloy, Sam Hollander, Emily Haber and Raul Malo. Another unique feature of this album is that it’s our first body of work made entirely in both English and Spanish.

The Black Parade is the third studio album by American rock band My Chemical Romance. Released in Europe on October 23, 2006, and the United States on October 24, 2006, through Reprise Records, it was produced by the band with Rob Cavallo, known for having produced multiple albums for the Goo Goo Dolls and Green Day. It is a rock opera and concept album centered on a dying man with cancer known as "The Patient". The album tells the story of his apparent death, experiences in the afterlife, and subsequent reflections on his life. It is the band's only studio album to feature Bob Bryar on drums before his departure in 2010.

Veteran industrial metal monsters create their very own soundtrack to the apocalypse with this stunning new studio album! 10 all-new original songs from the diabolically creative mind of head Powerman Spider One and production from A Perfect Circle's Matt McJunkins!

Released in 1984, Idioblast is a lost classic, a future shock narrative ahead of its time, and yet completely of its era, like few artifacts before or since. The cover tips you off from the jump—a crude but effective collage featuring classic Fekner slogans like Toxic Junkie, Growth Decay and Soft Brains Watch The Screen And Buy The Jeans. In an uncanny and tragic coincidence, the very first lyric on the album—“The place to be is on the space shuttle/if you’re brave enough to get on it”—seems to anticipate the Challenger disaster just two years later. But for the most part, the tracks on Idioblast directly reference the concepts that inspired Fekner’s visual art.

The bleak and foreboding landscape surrounding Keeley's North Yorkshire home seems to inhabit her third LP, 'The Hollow'. The moors, visible from her studio window, impact upon a music that feels made of these places: windswept, rain-soaked and blinking through the low-lit landscape. The album's title derives from discovering a long-abandoned mining shaft whilst out walking - the past lurking within and haunting the present we now occupy. A connection to time that places us within it, facing what is gone and what may come. But also, perhaps that time has no concern as to whether we're here or not.

Platinum-selling rock juggernaut POD returns in a major way with Veritas, the eleventh POD.

Deleted Scenes, a four-piece indie band from DC, released its first self-entitled EP in 2007, twelve years after meeting in grade school.

After releasing the song "I Disappear" for free on their website and noticing the overwhelmingly positive response it garnered from their fans, including the more than $12,000 they eventually made from songs posted on that website, Quirk and Blumenfield decided to record 12 more songs, release each one monthly via their website, and call the project "Wonderlick."