Debuting band Somebody's Child proves itself with a unique sound that blends a range of musical influences in its first self-titled album.

Blondshell's performance at Paradise Rock Club offered a softer side of indie rock as an opening for Suki Waterhouse.

Boygenius releases 'the record,' a sad indie-pop album that merges the three female artists while flaunting their individual talent.

'Five Easy Hot Dogs' falls flat in many places, coming up short of the standard set by DeMarco other minimalist projects.

Metro Boomin provides a collection of layered beats on his new album, making its entertaining quality compensate for its lack of meaning.

Trophy Wife's EP 'Voyeur' capitalizes on her rock star vocal range but falters where she sounds like she is pretending to be another singer.

Louis Tomlinson continues to struggle in finding his own sound and path in the music industry on his second album 'Faith in the Future.'

'Armageddon Time' drops the ball on adding value to today's discourse amidst a resurgence of antisemitism in the media.

The Arctic Monkeys' depart from their sci-fi journey on past albums in favor of returning to their original indie rock sound.

Brockhampton, Yves Tumor, and Wizkid all releases singles this past week that prelude upcoming albums or hopefully indicate more new music.