...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead
X: The Godless Void and Other Stories
The band mark their 25th anniversary with passionate, poignant reflections on life's inevitable changes and endings.
AC/DC
Power Up
AC/DC reconvened to pay tribute to their late founding member Malcolm Young, winding up with deeply felt good-time rock & roll.
Acceptance
Wild, Free
On their vulnerable third LP, the emotive rock quintet deliver a polished but devastating breakup album.
Black Stone Cherry
The Human Condition
Kentucky's Southern swamp metal brotherhood realize the fullness of their greasy, swaggering creative potential.
Bob Mould
Blue Hearts
A world in flames drives the punk/indie legend to create one of his toughest and most passionate works since his days in Hüsker Dü.
Bruce Springsteen
Letter to You
Recorded live in the studio with the E Street Band, this is a celebration of life and a meditation on mortality.
Creeper
Sex, Death & the Infinite Void
A master class in goth-punk camp directed by a clutch of vampires masquerading as musical theater majors.
Datura4
West Coast Highway Cosmic
With keyboardist Bob Patient fully integrated into the lineup, this crew serves up a wooly collection drenched in psych-blues rock.
Dawes
Good Luck with Whatever
The Los Angeles group balance existential dread and classic rock influences on their engagingly literate seventh album.
Deep Purple
Whoosh!
The iconic hard rockers team with Bob Ezrin for the third time and "...put the 'Deep' back in 'Deep Purple'."
Drive-By Truckers
The New Ok
A fierce and edgy eyewitness report of the zeitgeist of America in the year 2020 that's urgent and devastatingly relatable.
Elvis Costello
Hey Clockface
A restless, adventurous album where Elvis Costello puts a new spin on old tricks.
Fuzz
III
Pummeling, riff-heavy proto-metal spiked with biker rock and psych delivered with unvarnished power.
Grey Daze
Amends
Featuring original vocals by the late Chester Bennington, this compilation showcases the music of his post-grunge '90s band.
Hum
Inlet
The Illinois space rock outfit's first album since 1998's Downward Is Heavenward is a blisteringly hypnotic comeback.
James Dean Bradfield
Even in Exile
A passionate, cinematic song cycle inspired by the life of Chilean dissident Victor Jara.
Jason Isbell / Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit
Reunions
A brilliant album about the search for strength and direction that emerged in a most chaotic and uncertain time.
Joey Molland
Be True to Yourself
Collaborating with producer Mark Hudson, the Badfinger guitarist makes a warm, welcoming coda to his power pop career.
Low Cut Connie
Private Lives
Low Cut Connie expand their musical and emotional horizons without forgetting to rock.
METZ
Atlas Vending
Album four from this Canadian math rock assault team is intelligent and well detailed while still brutally hard.
Needtobreathe
Out of Body
A joyous burst of positivity and optimism from the South Carolina faith-influenced rock trio.
Pearl Jam
Gigaton
Pearl Jam grapple with climate change and the Trump era on this charged, adventurous album.
Protomartyr
Ultimate Success Today
The Detroit post-punk heroes add flashes of free jazz and experimentalism to their formula and reach a new high in artful bad karma.
Sam Morrow
Gettin' by on Gettin' Down
On his fourth album, Sam Morrow creates a groovy, funky hybrid of ZZ Top and Little Feat.
Secret Machines
Awake in the Brain Chamber
The space rock band return with their deeply textured fourth album and first since the death of founding guitarist Ben Curtis.
Sports Team
Deep Down Happy
An attention-grabbing debut of hooky, exasperated indie rock from a U.K. band that blends classic punk and Brit-pop.
The Claudettes
High Times in the Dark
A vibrant, rollicking showcase for the group's "garage cabaret."
The Cribs
Night Network
The trio's first album after an extended legal battle is a set of joyous, cathartic guitar pop that makes peace with the complexities of the past.
The Dream Syndicate
The Universe Inside
Steve Wynn and friends take a long, strange trip on an album that's an unexpected (and successful) voyage into psychedelic sounds.
The Flaming Lips
American Head
Gorgeous melodies and songs drawn from childhood memories make this album equally magical and down to earth.
The Killers
Imploding the Mirage
Las Vegas' finest strike gold by finding the sweet spot between Sam's Town and Brandon Flowers' solo work.
The Nude Party
Midnight Manor
A filler-free second album of glam-, honky tonk-, and psych-rock-infused rock & roll from the one-time college-party band.
The Rentals
Q36
Science fiction-themed double album from this sporadic pop project is their most ambitious work and also some of their best.
The Strokes
The New Abnormal
Complicated, ambitious, and emotionally raw, the band's sixth album is a surprising and rewarding triumph.
The Struts
Strange Days
As per usual, the Struts pair huge commercial pop aspirations with the swagger of Faces, but this time around it sounds like it was their idea.
Ultimate Fakebook
The Preserving Machine
After a 15-year gap, the emo-pop trio return with a witty, zippy, and occasionally mature blast of amped-up rock & roll.
X
Alphabetland
The band's classic lineup makes their first studio LP in 35 years and miraculously lives up to the standards of their '80s masterpieces.
