Facing fatherhood, self-doubt, and a shifting sense of purpose, 5SOS's Michael Clifford channels it all into Sidequest, his solo debut released July 25 on Hopeless Records.

With their debut album 'Something of Wonder,' World’s First Cinema pave the way as sonic architects and cinematic visionaries.

Sun Room is back with their latest EP, 'RITUAL OF CHAOS,' and they're bringing the heat.

With rich, distorted rock instrumentals and a healthy dose of eye-roll-at-cupid humor, Wet Leg's sophomore album 'moisturizer' is the soundtrack for hopeless romantics who know better.

On Virgin, her fourth studio album, Lorde reintroduces herself-stripped down, emotionally raw, and perhaps the most self-reflective she’s ever sounded. Described by the artist as her “rebirth,” Virgin is a visceral and honest exploration of sexuality, identity, and transformation.

Joe Jonas's latest album, 'Music for People Who Believe in Love,' is shrouded in blossoming gratitude, blistering reflection, and an open-hearted desire.

Fontaines D.C. are chasing their highest highs and unveiling their darkest demons with 'ROMANCE (Deluxe Edition)'.

The Driver Era’s Obsession is exactly what the title promises — intense, addictive, moody, sexy, and a little messy (in the best way).

'PRETTY EVIL' sees Ellise resurrecting her dreams from nightmares of her past and reveling in her sensational virtuosity as an artist.

'MAYHEM' is a twisted, stunningly addictive trip, examining an ever-sparkling, ever-strengthening star in Lady Gaga.

Alessi Rose's sophomore EP, For Your Validation, balances itself between demure bedroom-acoustic pop and flirty indie-rock.

Guided by fresh honesty about just how messy it is to feel yourself grow into your own, The Secret of Us is Gracie Abrams' best yet.