There is an overflow of talent and technique on Black Country, New Road’s impeccable sophomore record.

Falling in and out of love under the stroboscope and the vibrating booms. That’s what Lorde’s second LP is about.

Jacklin’s third album stands out as her most sonically versatile.

On his debut studio album, Apollo transposes from seriousness into playfulness in seconds.

Zefanya’s euphonious voice is made hostage on an LP plagued by stuffy songwriting.

Gen Z is revamping jazz and blowing life and accessibility into a genre undergoing decreasing exposure.

The sophomore album by the Brooklyn-based artist is introspective but grand on its own terms.

Beyoncé’s seventh album is a celebration of club music and emancipation.

Following up her critically acclaimed debut album ‘Heard It In a Past Life,’ Rogers delivers a lyrically daring second record.

Rosalía continues to do what she does best, merging converging rhythms, styles, and elements into something uniquely hers.

The fifth record by the English singer and songwriter is as out as it gets.

The second studio album by the American singer gives him enough space to reflect on modern life.

The third record by the indie rock singer, born Sophie Allison, is out now.

The debut album by the Welsh singer is out now.

The Swedish singer and songwriter will release her fifth studio album later this year

The indie singer-songwriter’s second record is full of explosive melodies and lyrics about family, politics, music, and nostalgia.

The sixth studio album by Michael Alden Hadreas, better known as Perfume Genius, is out now.

Drake’s seventh studio album is out now.