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Album Cover by Rachel Giannascoli, Alex G's sister Genre: Alt/Indie Released: 7/18/2025 Reviewed by: Jade M. Read Rating: Froglet (3.6) 3.6 In 2024, Alex G signed his first major record deal with RCA Records, stepping away from his indie roots and into a bigger world. Headlights feels like the moment he put down his guitar in his bedroom and stepped onto a grand stage. The album opens with “June Guitar,” a track that shows how much his music h