Connecticut’s TWIABP is back with an even grander and more vibrant fusion of emo, post-rock, and pop punk.
CHVRCHES delivers a high-budget version of what they had done on their lukewarm debut.
New Order is back with their first studio album in 10 years.
Singer-songwriter Alex G comes through with a detailed but somewhat bland combination of lo-fi and indie rock.
The Game returns with a sequel to his breakout album, The Documentary.
Loma Prieta takes a slightly more melodic approach to their noisyblend of hardcore punk and screamo on this new album.
Disclosure drops a more commercial and star-studded version of their last album with Caracal.
Wavves’ punk-flavored bellyaching makes V pretty hard to stomach.
Philly singer-songwriter and folk rocker Kurt Vile comes through with a more skeletal, intimate album on B’lieve I’m Goin Down…
Fetty Wap’s debut album has some of the hottest singles of 2015 on it, but the deep cuts feel like Fetty and his producers tried to recreate the success of “Trap Queen” again and again.
