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Belle and Sebastian continue to tell a story of healing in How To Solve Our Human Problems (Part 2), but don't exactly have the same rhyme or reason.
Read MoreDrake keeps on his undaring road with two new songs in his Scary Hours EP.
Read MoreThe Neighbourhood add a heavy electronic element to their sound in To Imagine to make a powerful, progressive EP.
Read MoreBelle and Sebastian remind you of the fleeting nature of life in How To Solve Our Human Problems Part One.
Read MoreThe Dear Hunter not only pushes boundaries of prog rock with their EP All Is As All Should Be, but they show you that anything is possible, too.
Read MoreMereki's sweet and dreamy textures in Beach provide the perfect soundtrack for a shoreline stroll.
Read MoreJoji's In Tongues has an interesting and needed dynamic for R&B.
Read MoreEchosmith take a more mature step on their new EP Inside A Dream.
Read MoreFrank Iero & The Patience show that the road to success isn't just a straight line in Keep The Coffins Coming.
Read MoreHow We Lived, the new collaborative album of Heinali and Matt Finney, is the sound of lost empathy.
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Foals proves their place in indie rock with their eclectic new record Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost - Part I, wholly tying electronica into their signature indie atmosphere.
Check out our favorite selections from February 2019, including Broods, Copeland, Dream Theater, and more!
Hozier’s sophomore record Wasteland, Baby! is the perfect, righteous comeback for one of rock’s most distinguished acts.
Weezer adds a poppy flair to their distinct catchy rock legacy with their energetic new record Weezer (The Black Album).
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Sigrid comes to terms with the present in her debut album Sucker Punch, reveling in the beauty and pain of life with a curious but understanding nature.