&nbsp;Pulsing with the energy of their hometown, New York City, ‘If There’s a &nbsp;Heaven’ (2024) is the debut album from indie band Melt. Hear the band &nbsp;simultaneously at their most airtight and freewheeling—evoking the raw, &nbsp;communal spirit of Fleetwood Mac as well as the modern, danceable &nbsp;hooks of MUNA. Recorded live to tape with producer Sam Evian (Big Thief), the eleven tracks span existential, feel-good pop (“Plant the Garden”), classic love ballads (“Your Name”) and lush, soulful rockers &nbsp;(“Heaven”). Melt’s debut is a joyous, timeless soundtrack for coming of &nbsp;age and finding oneself and one’s community.&nbsp;Melt formed in 2017 and cut their teeth touring on the heels of their viral &nbsp;single “Sour Candy.” Called “one groovy superorganism” by NPR, the &nbsp;band’s ecstatic live set has led them to supporting slots with a wide &nbsp;array of artists from Grouplove, Lawrence, My Morning Jacket, and &nbsp;Grace Potter.&nbsp;Back with their first release since ‘If There’s a Heaven,’ the band’s new &nbsp;single “Stay for the High” is 2025’s “Yellow”—an early aughts heartbreaker with the edge of a queer rock band.