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Tackling themes of sexuality and drug use, 'Oliver Appropriate', the final album from Say Anything, is a showcase for frontman Max Bemis' witty lyricism as well as his knack for devising concept albums.

Hope Ankney explores the long-term impact of 'Dirty Work' on the pop punk outfit All Time Low.

This week our staff was digging new music from Field Medic, Bring Me The Horizon, Martha, and more.

The Alternative staff rank their 50 top releases of the year!

PAGE 1 – PAGE 2 25. Joyce Manor – Million Dollars to Kill Me As Joyce Manor’s fifth studio album, […]

IAN SWEET is a godsend to everyone who falls into seasonal depression or cynical self-evaluation. As heavy and direct the record is both in musicality and lyricism, Medford does give some sort of remedy to those experiencing the same strife.

The British band's second full length record, Fixed Ideals, captures wrestling lightness and darkness with radiant instrumentals and tense lyricism.

On the entrancing "At Weddings", Tomberlin's debut LP, songwriter Sarah Beth Tomberlin grapples with losing sight of love and searching for faith.

True to its name, Troye Sivan shows strength and growth with his mature synth driven second record, Bloom.

The first non-single release from former One Direction member Liam Payne supersedes his generic singles and offers a promising showcase of what he can offer the pop landscape as a solo artist.

Beach Bunny blends dreamy, surf-vibes with brash, powerful lyrics in their new EP, 'Prom Queen'.

With 'Thank You for Today', Death Cab for Cutie is a walking billboard for knowing how to evolve without totally abandoning their distinct flare.