Eddie 9V Down Here
- Rock |
- Americana |
- Blues |
- Electric Blues
2026
Royal Blood go full throttle balls to the wall on Dead Company, their loudest, fastest and most resolute album yet.
Royal Blood go full throttle balls to the wall on Dead Company, their loudest, fastest and most resolute album yet.
Joe Satriani and Steve Vai finally unite as SatchVai for their first collaborative album The Sea Of Emotion, with a guest appearance from Glenn Hughes.
Joe Satriani and Steve Vai finally unite as SatchVai for their first collaborative album The Sea Of Emotion, with a guest appearance from Glenn Hughes.
Girl Tones turn up the fuzz and let their guard down on Precious, a debut fueled by pounding drums, distorted guitars, and sisterly chemistry.
Girl Tones turn up the fuzz and let their guard down on Precious, a debut fueled by pounding drums, distorted guitars, and sisterly chemistry.
The early years of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers get a wider look with the expansive Origins 1971-1978 box set, a 51-track collection celebrating the band’s 50th anniversary.Â
The early years of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers get a wider look with the expansive Origins 1971-1978 box set, a 51-track collection celebrating the band’s 50th anniversary.Â
Eddie 9V teams with producer Dan Auerbach on Down Here, serving up Southern soul, blues, and guitar-fueled rock with deep Georgia roots.
Eddie 9V teams with producer Dan Auerbach on Down Here, serving up Southern soul, blues, and guitar-fueled rock with deep Georgia roots.
Django Django explore memory, loss, and imaginary places on Doveland, bringing fresh intimacy to their psychedelic pop. Guests include Hak Baker and Max Pope.
Django Django explore memory, loss, and imaginary places on Doveland, bringing fresh intimacy to their psychedelic pop. Guests include Hak Baker and Max Pope.
Hatebreed unleash hardcore fury and thrash muscle on Fatal Paradox, delivering punishing anthems with producer Zeuss and a guest appearance from Obituary’s John Tardy.
Hatebreed unleash hardcore fury and thrash muscle on Fatal Paradox, delivering punishing anthems with producer Zeuss and a guest appearance from Obituary’s John Tardy.
On ZIRP!, DIIV bring bigger pop hooks and playful energy to their swirling guitars, pairing infectious melodies with sharp observations about technology, money, and modern life.
On ZIRP!, DIIV bring bigger pop hooks and playful energy to their swirling guitars, pairing infectious melodies with sharp observations about technology, money, and modern life.