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The third studio album from AWOLNATION serves as a follow-up to 2015's Run, which included number one hit Hollow Moon (Bad Wolf) as well as top five tracks I Am and Woman Woman.

The title of Switchfoot's 2011 release reveals the concept of the band's album. Here they explore the idea that everything has two sides. The album also features hints of influences from Foo Fighters, Beck, and U2.

Along with the top ten hit single Maps, this includes a collaboration with Gwen Stefani titled My Heart Is Open. "Adam Levine expertly crafts his material for maximum memorability..."--USA Today "...delivers a pop punch..."--People "4 out of 5. ...The 11 songs here are precision-tuned and lustrously polished, jammed wtih hooks and choruses that build a man cave in your brain."--Rolling Stone

Following his 2014 Record Store Day feat, which saw him present the world's fastest released record, Jack White offers fans his second solo album. Along with the title track it includes the instrumental cut High Ball Stepper.

Features twelve new tracks, written collaboratively by the band in London, Brooklyn, and Texas. This release marks a significant departure for the young British band from their previous two records. There is a minimalist yet panoramic feel to this new album.

The iconic British alternative rock group returns with their sixth release. The first tracks off their release are Magic and Midnight. Adele's producer Paul Epworth works with the band for the first time.

Red Hot Chili Peppers return with their first new studio album since 2006's Stadium Arcadium. Once again the band is working with producer Rick Rubin and I'm With You marks the debut of new guitarist Josh Klinghoffer. Includes the single The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie.

The fourth studio album from the Fray is a fierce step up from the past while staying true to their signature sound, a sound which garnered them a Grammy Award nomination in 2010. The CD also includes the new single Love Don't Die.

Bruce Springsteen returns with his eighteenth studio album, which includes some of the last recordings by E Street Band members Danny Federici and Clarence Clemons. Tom Morello joins in on the first single, which is also the title track. "3 out of 4...a satifsying and surprisingly cohesive listen."--People "Grade of B...a road record: a mixed bag of long-kicked-around live tunes, new takes on old ideas, and a handful of covers."--Entertainment Weekly "...is...

The fourth album from Lana Del Rey takes on a more orchestral approach than her previous albums. Fans have already had a taste with the singles Honeymoon and High By the Beach.