Ships 10/24/25 - This is an incredible debut and the immersive feeling of this album is so captivating. Ashe really deserves so much and this album proves that.
"Light Sleeper is about the willingness to feel," the Brighton singer-songwriter explains. "Somewhere along the line I had become very afraid of feeling."
On Astro Tough, audiobooks are completely sincere. They're also completely joyous, wild, angry, powerful, hilarious, vicious, vulnerable and intense, and most of all completely brilliant.
Her fourth studio album "What Happened To The Heart?" has received wide critical and commercial acclaim since it's release on June 7, with over 22M North American streams led by singles "To Be Alright," "Starvation," & "My Body Is Not Mine".
Angel Miners & The Lightning Riders, is a full-throttle journey, linked by a conceptual framework about good versus evil. Featuring friends like Rivers Cuomo of Weezer on the song "Pacific Coast Highway" and Edward Sharpe And The Magnetic Zeros.
Glorious: The Ultimate Collection by Bananarama - Bananarama are releasing Glorious: The Ultimate Collection, a new compilation that celebrates four decades of music.
The Dark features 11 tracks including first singles "Told You So," "What Am I Missing?" and "Last Man In The World," which emphasize the band's infectious, unguarded and booming, guitar-driven pop sound that has resonated with audiences worldwide.
Drawing from inspirations like Fiona Apple and Miss Lauryn Hill, BANKS focuses on the duality of soulful earthly emotion and ethereal atmospheric sounds.
How Real Was It? is a journey through Asha Banks' earthy, intimate, honest world. If her first EP represented the essence of living in the moment, How Real Was It? is it's reflective, sun-sprinkled sibling.
Sara Bareilles - Kaleidoscope Heart 2LP. Piano-forward pop; includes 'King of Anything,' 'Gonna Get Over You' and 'Uncharted.' Legacy reissue reproducing the original 2010 tracklist.
Ships 4/24/26 - Nessa Barrett's EP "Jesus loves a primadonna" is all about love. It's beauty and demise. The villain origin story of every woman who has loved until she can not love anymore.
Bastille's Doom Days is a lyrically abrasive and unapologetic call-out to society's ignorance at the forefront of the end of the world - or at least the end of the world as we know it.
Originally released in 2006 and later nominated for the Mercury Prize, the album blends mythical storytelling, haunting piano melodies, and rich, layered production to create a world both dreamlike and deeply emotional.
There's definitely a spontaneaty and a sort of a meditative quality to the music, because it was just my emotion coming through, into my hands and out through the musical instruments I chose that day, or whatever I was feeling that day.
