For anyone who grew up with "What About Now" echoing from car radios and bedroom stereos, Shock To The System (Deluxe) reveals how far Daughtry has evolved. Heavier, darker and more introspective, it's a collection that proves sincerity can still hit harder than cynicism.

Dea Matrona's second album Hate That I Care finds the Belfast duo expanding beyond classic rock revivalism into something more ambitious. Blending Fleetwood Mac-worthy hooks, Irish identity, political conviction and razor-sharp songwriting, Mollie McGinn and Orláith Forsythe deliver a record that is both deeply personal and unapologetically bold.

Iain McClay reviews Melanie C new album 'Sweat' released this week. Find out all about the new album from a newly ripped Sporty Spice.

A decade after defining rebellion for a generation, Black Veil Brides return with Vindicate, a darker, heavier, and more self-aware album that challenges belief, identity, and the very myth they built.

Tori Amos is back with her new album having started her UK tour in April in Sheffield the new album is finally with us and it’s a politically charged, atmospheric, at times menacing and yet also hopeful, full throttle consideration of where the world is going, how it might get there and what it might all mean.

Spitting Glass debut with “1HP,” a visceral blend of slam, grind, and hardcore that delivers raw aggression, punishing riffs, and relentless energy from start to finish.