When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go was written, produced and recorded entirely by 17-year-old Billie Eilish and brother Finneas in their childhood home of Highland Park, Los Angeles. Recorded in Finneas’ bedroom opposite Billie’s, the pair spent most of 2018 writing songs on the road, then spending many days and nights when off the road, at home, recording the album. The first to be revealed since the album announcement is “bury a friend,” a driving tour-de-force of a song, trailblazing its way into the world and sounding quite unlike anything else that’s out right now. Reaffirming Billie Eilish’s place, always ahead of the curve, never compromising her sound or vision.

True to its name, “Doo-Wops & Hooligans” deviates from the generic pop album and instead explores a smooth, soulful perspective on modern music. The album starts strong with two of its best songs up front – beginning with the heavy, thumping ballad “Grenade,” which laments a failing romance. The track is followed by the ubiquitous summer hit “Just the Way You Are,” a spontaneous love song à la Taylor Swift with enough romance to make any girl swoon, but a catchy beat and relatable theme to attract a male audience as well.

As arguably the most powerful moment in her career, however, Born To Die still resonates. Raw and perfectly sculpted, Lana infused every moment with uncensored emotion, tapping into her fans’ feelings at the same time. It’s where the unassuming, somewhat ordinary Lizzy Grant became the global phenomenon we now know as Lana Del Rey.

On her debut album, 16 year-old New Zealand singer-songwriter Ella Yelich-O'Connor, aka Lorde, has fashioned herself as a correspondent on the front lines of elegantly wasted post-digital youth culture and working-class suburban boredom. Pure Heroine is a collection of throbbing, moody, menacingly anesthetized pop.

Simply stunning 2010 debut album from the Australian trio Tame Impala. The album sounds like a mashup between the Beatles 'Sgt Pepper' and Caribou's 'Andorra'. recorded and produced by the band's own Kevin Parker with Death in Vegas's Tim Holmes on the engineer duties, in an enormous mansion with 180 degree views of the indian ocean. It was then mixed in upstate New York, by renowned sonic maverick Dave Fridmann (Mgmt / Flaming Lips). The resultant record features the single 'Solitude is Bliss', a joyous summertime romp through fields of honeyed harmony and crispy good times and is just the very tip of the amorphous cosmos that Tame Impala inhabit. if you love late-60s American psychedelia, buzzy motor city riffage, and decades of British pop, ranging from the pastoral pop of the Kinks to the vivid expansiveness of the Verve to the narcotic warmth of the Stone Roses - this is sheer perfection.

Sam Fender is a natural storyteller. It’s as simple as that. He uses his observational lyrics to tell the stories in his songs. Fender has had a meteoric rise to success since winning Critics’ Choice at the BRIT Awards in 2019

Amy Winehouse's debut album represents her world and her soul. It is a collision between 21st century London's urban soundscapes, the great jazz voices of the last century and the emotional experience of a 19 year old jewish girl with a lot to say. Her voice is the sound of Chicago in the 40s in a smoky back room after hours jazz club.

Throughout the album, IDLES showcase their incredible musicianship, with driving rhythms, intricate guitar work, and powerful vocal performances that are at once cathartic and deeply moving. 

"CRAWLER" is a fearless and uncompromising album that pushes the boundaries of what is possible in punk rock music. With its unflinching honesty, blistering energy, and powerful social commentary, it is a must-listen for anyone looking to engage with the complexities and challenges of the world around us.