Trivium returns with their first new set of music since their celebrated 2015 album Silence in the Snow. It also features the band's first recordings with new drummer Alex Bent, who joined the band in 2016.

Along with his backing band the Superions, B-52's vocalist Fred Schneider sonically goes where few dare to go, into the silly, the ridiculous, the fun, and the insane.

Recent Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Deep Purple join forces with producer Bob Ezrin to create a new album that revives the classic seventies sound of past releases like Perfect Strangers.

Trevor Powers's sophomore album was spawned from what he describes as becoming more fascinated with the human psyche, and where the spiritual meets the physical world. During the time he wrote the album, Powers became intrigued with the metaphysical universe and blending those ideas with pop music. Much of the recording was influenced by a fear of mortality while embracing it at the same time. "...one of the most arresting headphone records you'll...

Three years after the release of Strange Desire, their debut album, Bleachers return with a highly anticipated second album. It includes the singles Hate That You Know Me and Don't Take the Money.

The debut album from the sisters Haim from Los Angeles. Produced by Ariel Rechtshaid and James Ford, it features fan favorites Falling; Forever; and Don't Save Me.