‘Talkin To The Trees’ is the debut full-length album from Neil Young And The Chrome Hearts and will be released on June 13. ‘Talkin To The Trees’ is a personal and powerful album featuring ten new compositions by Young. “Big Change”, the first song from the album, was released in January 2025, with a message that left no doubt where Neil Young stands in these challenging times.

Conceived and compiled by Robert Smith, new remix collection from 2024 album Songs Of A Lost World, featuring remixes from Four Tet, Paul Oakenfold, Orbital, and more. Deluxe edition with additional remixes from Chino Moreno (Deftones), 65daysofstatic, and Mogwai.

In Brandee's own words, 'This album is the most vulnerable piece of work to ever come from me. Across ten tracks I navigate the 'twists and turns' of a year filled with profound change. Moments of pain, revelation, anger, surrender, and ultimately, renewal. This album is akin to a diary of a most challenging year. An exploration of life's complexities and the resilience found within music'.

Buckcherry's follow-up to their tenth album 'Vol. 10' (which made its mark across ten Official Charts listings, including a #4 spot in the UK Rock and Metal Album chart and #6 in the UK Independent Album chart), 'Roar Like Thunder', saw the band return to Sienna Recording Studios in Nashville with long-time writing collaborator and renowned producer Marti Frederiksen [Aerosmith, Mötley Crüe, Ozzy Osbourne] to record the album along with Marti's son Evan Frederiksen.

Layers of Afternoon is meant to reflect a certain experience of time—something both tangible and vague, felt yet not easily described. These moments often emerge in patterns, sometimes brief, sometimes sustained, but always formative. We recognize their uniqueness, yet something subconscious in us yearns to identify and indulge in these patterns. Perhaps we avoid discussing them for fear of sounding mundane or inconsequential, yet they return to our memories often, offering collective comfort.

This rare vintage Earl Hooker album is packed full of high-class blues instrumentals and soul-tinged arrangements, and a few familiar blues and soul tunes are covered here, including "Dust My Broom" and "Hold On, I'm Coming."

In 1981, Byther Smith finally found the opportunity to record his first full-length album for producer Kehn Bacon and his Grits label.

Horizon is a new collaborative album by Resavoir and Matt Gold. Across the 10 tracks the two Chicago-based producers combine their distinct sensibilities to create a hypnotic and inviting love letter to their shared admiration for "60s and "70s Brazilian music. Resavoir leading man Will Miller - the acclaimed trumpeter, composer, and producer who"s worked with SZA, Whitney, and more-makes room at the table for Gold - a seasoned multi-instrumentalist and accomplished guitarist who has collaborated with the likes of Makaya McCraven and Greg Ward - and the results are distinctly new for both of them. The sunny and expansive tunes on Horizon are as immersive as they are endlessly replayable, a dynamic and joyous body of work.

The two friends met and became close in the late 1990's, touring the world together, and after their respective shows, breaking out the booze and singing country songs late into the night.

About the album – "Journey Home": Eystein Trollsas brings his personal journey through music to life.

Norwegian Underground is a Norwegian based concept, and was founded by Kristian Abel (Ian Bel) Norway 2013.

"Different Class" is a collection of the singles and unreleased studio recordings by the UK pop-punk band Jook. It was released in 2005 and features recordings from 1972-1976, along with some demos from 1978.

Hippie Hurrah is a Montreal neo-psychedelic band formed by Cédric Marinelli, Miles Dupire-Gagnon and Gabriel Lambert. Three musicians who have signed some of the most acclaimed albums of the Quebec garage, pop and psychedelic movement of the last decade, within the formations Anemone, Elephant Stone and The Marinellis.

"Strange places for the eyes" is the title of Echo Upstairs ' new album, which will be released on June 11 on streaming platforms, with recordings made between São Paulo and Seattle.

Novković was born in Sarajevo, SR Bosnia and Herzegovina, SFR Yugoslavia. His interest in a musical career was cultivated by his family background, with mother Ozana who taught music, and father Đorđe who was a leading Croatian songwriter and music manager.