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 A great album and perhaps his best solo effort, certainly the one with the most personality.

 Change The Show presents a more mature yet amused Miles, finally letting loose to craft a work fully steeped in his most unbridled musical passions.

Miles Kane’s Change The Show marks a notable progression in his solo career with a mature blend of britpop, Motown, glam rock, and northern soul influences. Collaborations add depth, notably with Corinne Bailey Rae and Holly Quinn-Ankrah. The album’s production, including a full re-recording, enhances its personal and stylish character. Overall, it stands as his most confident and distinct solo effort to date. Discover Miles Kane’s vibrant blend of britpop and soul in Change The Show — listen now and experience his finest solo work yet!

 "Weezer have a blast throughout the thirty-one-minute duration, delivering a heartfelt and sincere homage to stadium hard rock."

 "Cuomo and company have perfectly succeeded in the feat, gifting us two excellent albums in a single year."

Van Weezer marks Weezer's return to hard rock roots, paying tribute to iconic 80s bands like Van Halen and Metallica. Despite production delays and pandemic disruptions, the album delivers energetic riffs, catchy melodies, and sincere homage. It follows the orchestral pop style of OK Human with a rawer, stadium rock sound. Notable tracks include '1 More Hit' and 'The End Of The Game.' Weezer balances self-reference with nostalgia successfully in this concise and vibrant release. Listen to Van Weezer now and experience Weezer's vibrant tribute to classic hard rock legends!

 Kings Of Leon captivate like they haven’t in a long time and give us a beautiful picture of varied yet coherent colors.

 The chosen musical language is always appropriate, and all the fittings form a perfectly oiled and functioning mechanism.

Kings of Leon's album 'When You See Yourself' represents a confident synthesis of their past styles and fresh experimentation. Under producer Markus Dravs, the band achieves a cohesive sound supporting Caleb Followill's vocals. The album balances steady storytelling tracks with energetic singles like 'The Bandit' and 'Echoing'. Minor critiques aside, this release marks a strong and stylish comeback. Discover Kings of Leon’s vibrant return—listen to 'When You See Yourself' and experience their evolved sound today!

 There is certainly a funkier attitude ('Cloudspotter') and a more danceable vibe in several tracks on the album.

 A great album, with which the Foos consolidate themselves (if they needed to).

Medicine At Midnight is Foo Fighters’ tenth album, marking 25 years of their career with a fresh yet familiar rock sound. The album introduces funkier, danceable elements while maintaining their signature energy. Highlights include experimental tracks like 'Shame Shame' and rocking numbers such as 'Holding Poison.' Despite pandemic-related setbacks, the album solidifies the band’s place in modern rock. Listen to Foo Fighters’ Medicine At Midnight and experience their fresh rock evolution today!

 The tracks in this new work are indeed twenty, and all share a common denominator: the Pumpkins decisively turn towards synth pop.

 "Save Your Tears" is the highlight of the album, among the best of the last fifteen years for the American band.

CYR, the eleventh album by The Smashing Pumpkins, marks a strong shift toward synth-pop with 20 tracks blending synthesizers, female choirs, and prog-rock-inspired drums. While some songs feel skippable, highlights like "Save Your Tears" and "Cyr" showcase the band's evolving sound. The album continues themes from 'Adore' and is shaped by the return of guitarist James Iha. Fans may be divided, but the band boldly pursues this new direction, anticipating an even more ambitious follow-up. Listen to CYR now and experience The Smashing Pumpkins' bold synth-pop evolution!

 Night Network is undoubtedly their best album since the unforgettable Men’s Needs, Women’s Needs, Whatever.

 A great album, a rebirth in every sense, bringing the Cribs back to the level of a decade ago.

Night Network marks The Cribs’ inspiring comeback after legal battles and a hiatus, brought to life with Dave Grohl's support. The album revisits their signature Brit rock sound with standout tracks and notable collaborations, making it their best work in years. Discover The Cribs’ electrifying comeback and listen to Night Network now!

 The View From Halfway Down is a completely new journey, far from the sound of Ride and Britrock of Oasis.

 A great debut from Andy Bell; the only flaw is some overly lengthy parts, which do not mar an overall picture of great class and absolute quality.

Andy Bell's solo album 'The View From Halfway Down' offers a fresh musical journey distinct from his work with Ride and Oasis. The album mixes psych pop, electronic instrumentals, and psychedelia with impressive guitar work. Collaborations with former Oasis bandmate Gem Archer enrich the sound. Despite some lengthy instrumental passages, the album is overall a classy and high-quality debut. Standout track: 'Cherry Cola.' Listen to Andy Bell's fresh solo sound and dive into The View From Halfway Down today!

 Travis returns to what they do best, and it is no coincidence that they deliver their best album in seventeen years.

 The splendid 'Nina's Song' with a melodic construction that borders on perfection is the penultimate track and the best on the album.

Travis marks a powerful comeback with "10 Songs," their best album in seventeen years. Fran Healy takes sole songwriting duties again, returning to the band's classic post-Britpop sound. The album balances cohesion with diverse ballad nuances and collaborations, notably featuring Susanna Hoffs. Highlights include rock-infused tracks and the near-perfect "Nina's Song." Discover Travis' heartfelt return with '10 Songs' – listen now and experience their finest music in over a decade!

 The new work from the Mancunian band picks up exactly where we left off a decade ago, as if all this time had never passed.

 'Cathedrals Of The Mind' bridges with the previous 'Kingdom Of Rust' and is the best track on the album.

After an 11-year hiatus, Doves return with 'The Universal Want,' an album that seamlessly continues their artistic journey. The record features ten tracks blending their classic sound with new influences, highlighted by standout songs like 'Cathedrals Of The Mind' and 'Broken Eyes.' Produced collaboratively, the album honors their legacy while embracing present-day musicality. It's a polished and exciting comeback from the beloved Mancunian trio. Listen to Doves’ stunning return with 'The Universal Want' and rediscover their timeless indie rock sound today!

 'Imploding The Mirage' is a great album, hands down the best of The Killers in the past fourteen years.

 The opener 'My Own Soul’s Warning' is overwhelming (it’s no coincidence it’s the frontman’s favorite track).

The Killers' 'Imploding The Mirage' marks a triumphant return after a pandemic delay and lineup changes. Loaded with top-tier collaborators, the album blends nostalgic synth sounds with Springsteen-esque grandeur. Standout tracks like 'My Own Soul's Warning' highlight the band's renewed inspiration. It's arguably their best work in over a decade, revitalizing their classic style with fresh energy. Listen to 'Imploding The Mirage' today and experience The Killers' freshest sound in over a decade!