Architects Reach A New Level Of Pain In "Holy Hell"
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Architects channel the pain of losing their guitarist and brother in their powerful, heavy new record Holy Hell.
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Lil Peep's Inner Turmoil Is Very Present In Posthumous "Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 2"
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Lil Peep‘s tortured mind is painstakingly revealed in his posthumous new record, Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 2.
Read MoreImagine Dragons Feel Rushed In "Origins"
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Imagine Dragons seem to uncharacteristically only scratch the surface of their emotions in their latest record Origins.
Read MoreMuse Dive Deep Into The 80s With Their Eclectic New "Simulation Theory"
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Muse deliver a sci-fi adventure with their grandiose, 80s-inspired new record Simulation Theory.
Read MoreNostalghia Combined Dark Industrial With Pop In "Chrysalis"
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Nostalghia found the perfect blend of heavy industrial and poppy elements in her 2014 debut Chrysalis.
Read MoreBeacon Keep It Calm and Personal In "Gravity Pairs"
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Beacon keep things simple to provide for a powerful emotional experience in Gravity Pairs.
Read MoreGo On A Desert Adventure With Dead Can Dance's "Dionysus"
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Dead Can Dance explore the Middle East in their beautifully orchestrated new album Dionysus.
Read MoreGlades Get Intimate In "To Love You"
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Glades deliver a dynamic celebration of love in their latest record To Love You.
Read MoreThe Prodigy Explode With Energy In "No Tourists"
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The Prodigy deliver chaos with their punk rock and electronic blend in their new album, No Tourists.
Read MoreTakeoff Doesn't Land In "The Last Rocket"
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Takeoff‘s solo record The Last Rocket continues the Migos boys’ trend of disappointing solo efforts.
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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.