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Bruce Springsteen's iconic 1982 album Nebraska gets an expanded edition, featuring remastered tracks, rare outtakes, and the long-awaited 'Electric Nebraska' recordings with the E Street Band, plus a
Carly Rae Jepsen's 2015 album, E•mo•tion, celebrates its 10th anniversary with a deluxe re-release featuring bonus tracks. The record solidified her artistic vision.
Tame Impala's new album, Deadbeat, released October 17, 2025, sees Kevin Parker delve into electronic and dance music, integrating themes of fatherhood and familiar anxieties with a raw, unvarnished s
Morke's fourth album, 'To Carry On,' released October 10, 2025, focuses on "Atmospheric Castle Metal." Featuring contributions from Tanner Anderson, the album offers a consistent, mid-paced atmospheri
Extortionist's fourth album, 'Stare into the Seething Wounds,' combines nu-metal and deathcore, but its divided structure and repetitive formula lead to a disjointed experience.
Norwegian band Sundrowned's second album, Higanbana, offers an atmospheric post-metal sound but is hindered by a lack of emotional depth and song variety.
Modder's new album, "Destroying Ourselves for a Place in the Sun," blends sludge metal and electronica, offering a unique sound but faces challenges with mix quality and sustained listener engagement.
Insomniac's debut album, 'Om Moksha Ritam,' released September 1, 2025, offers a unique blend of post-doom metal, psychedelic rock, and progressive elements. It features strong vocals and dynamic inst
Greek instrumental post-metal band we.own.the.sky releases its third album, 'In Your Absence,' featuring energetic melodies, concise structures, and a fresh approach to the genre, challenging traditio
Today is the Day releases 'Never Give In' on October 3, 2025. The album reflects Steve Austin's resilience after personal hardships, featuring diverse sounds.
Young Thug has released his new album 'UY SCUTI,' featuring artists like Mariah The Scientist and Lil Baby. Fans are discussing its focus on Gunna and the album's artwork.
Black Sabbath's 1970 album 'Paranoid' captured the deep anxieties of the Cold War and Vietnam War, defining heavy metal and resonating decades later.
