FLOOD

The Chicago-based songwriter’s debut collection of songs pair perfectly like ginger and garlic in oil, stewing a culmination of flavors that emerge.

Samia maintains a distinct harmonization and strong narratives which lend themselves to the release’s biggest highlights.

Alex Montenegro’s soft pop with a smidge of twang is a refreshing fusion of genres that proves the artist’s malleability.

Madeline Johnston’s third album explores what it means to be lonely and loud simultaneously within a world crumbling around us.

2nd Grade adds new twists and turns to their 2018 debut while maintaining their sincere and fun power-pop packaging. 

The band’s sophomore album balances a pop-punk grit with the complication of heartbreak.

The NY duo succeeds at revamping overworked pop songs by accenting a spin of straight-from-the-heart sincerity.

The group’s remastered 2011 LP arrives with 4 bonus tracks, new artwork, and plenty of nostalgia.

The Philly punks’ latest resurrects simmering ’90s punk on their five-track EP, which covers plenty of ground.

Mia Joy Rocha’s debut set of dirges sprinkled with honeyed lullabies are sure to drop you into an unexpected dreamscape.