JaYy Wick

Three decades on, The Cure revisit a bold, uneven and ambitious record that reshaped their trajectory and tested their audience

Thirty years on, Ash remain tied to the impact of 1977, a debut album that captured teenage ambition and reshaped the mid-90s guitar landscape

Hollywood Undead return with All My Friends featuring Jeris Johnson, extending the band's latest chapter under Sumerian Records and signalling another major phase in their long-running rap rock trajectory

Young The Giant return with Victory Garden, a sixth studio album shaped by collaboration and empathy, alongside the release of the Evergreen video

Thirty years after its release, Dave Matthews Band's Crash remains a commercial and cultural milestone for Dave Matthews Band, shaping the sound of late-90s alternative rock while becoming the group's biggest-selling record.

Three decades on, The Cranberries' third album captures a band at global peak, navigating grief, pressure and political urgency while expanding their sonic reach

Devonshire trio Muse unveil Cryogen, a new single from upcoming album The Wow! Signal, signalling a return to their early space rock aesthetic ahead of the June release