The ever-eclectic Tyler Posey follows in the footsteps of the recent mainstream pop-punk revival with Unravel, his debut LP which evokes a nostalgic sense of comfort, while still bringing a slick and modern sense of style. The album pays homage to the early 2000’s radio rock scene, with influences such as Blink-182 and Linkin Park shining through, sometimes very heavily and other times interpolated very subtly. At a monstrous sixteen tracks, the album rarely lets up the energy and is the perfect contender for a windows-down listen.

Freak of Nature, the full-length follow-up to 2021’s Thoughtz and Prayerz EP, sees Cleveland-based rock outfit Heart Attack Man at their most polished, focused, and refined to date, with all the powerful hooks and aggressive attitude that have brought the band to notoriety.

Why Would I Watch is without a doubt Hot Mulligan’s finest work to date. This compilation of songs feels well thought out and cohesive while still maintaining a broad dynamic spectrum and never feeling disjointed or hyper-experimental.