How do you build an empire in a day? The Romans couldn’t, but you could always ask new kids on the block Twin XL who have managed to forge quite the following in less than a year.
Bring Me The Horizon – Amo
In what might be the most controversial release of 2019, Bring Me The Horizon have unleashed their sixth studio album unto the masses.
Stand Atlantic – Skinny Dipping
Aussie trio Stand Atlantic have outdone themselves with their debut album Skinny Dipping out on Hopeless Records, their brand new home.
Connan Mockasin – Jassbusters
It’s been almost five years since the release of Kiwi musician Connan Mockasin’s last record, Caramel, and although he has popped up from time to time with friends such as Mac Demarco and MGMT, he has been pretty quiet since 2016’s Soft Hair (his collaboration with Sam Dust).
The Candescents – Riverside Dr. EP
Record label Dirty Hit is home to an array of incredible artists, including The 1975 and Wolf Alice. One of their newer, up-and-coming offerings is Columbus, Ohio’s The Candescents who are set to cast a spell over the world with their debut Riverside Dr. EP.
Black Honey – Black Honey
The sizzling, seductive sound of Black Honey has been taking over the indie scene for a few years now, but the band are now ready to truly establish themselves in the world with the release of their eponymous debut album.
Fall Out Boy – Lake Effect Kid EP
Fall Out Boy are coming home and they want you to know all about it.
Slaves – Acts of Fear and Love
Rambunctious punk duo Slaves are back with their thundering, absolutely fantastic third album Acts of Fear and Love.
Baest – Danse Macabre
Well… well… its been a while.
Lucifer – Lucifer II
Prepare yourselves, Lucifer’s second coming is on its way and it’s darker and heavier than ever.