The St Albans-raised artist arrives with a 12-track album that turns uncertainty into bright, danceable alt-pop without smoothing over the unease underneath.
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The St Albans-raised artist arrives with a 12-track album that turns uncertainty into bright, danceable alt-pop without smoothing over the unease underneath.
The trio return with a more introspective record, previewed by a Vevo live performance of “french kids.”
The Austrian-Iranian artist’s fourth album turns a period of personal transition into glossy, melody-driven alt-pop.
A diverse set of co-signs—from AJ Tracey to Bonehead—frames the arrival of a single that refuses genre loyalty.
The Guatemalan boyband contrasts sunlit alt-pop with a sudden industrial collapse, tracing the friction between digital mediation and human connection.
Baby Queen’s second album arrives July 24th via Insanity Records, following months of teasing and a batch of singles that dig into love’s messy contradictions.
Following a forced hiatus from music, Au/Ra channels fantasy and self-reckoning into her first full-length project, out next week.
The UK alt-pop artist sets an independent release date for his first full-length, while new single “Get The Time Back” urges presence in the moment.
In the months since her A24 signing, Sophia Stel has kept the measured pace of her DIY origins. The deluxe edition of How To Win At Solitaire and the ongoing headline dates reveal an artist who treats atmosphere as structure and small emotional glitches as material worth recording.
Houston singer Sir Taegan Harris, discovered via cold call by Brockhampton’s Kevin Abstract, arrives on RCA with an alt-pop single about toxic attachment.
