Like ripping pages from a diary and turning them into a musical confessional, The Pretty Reckless graduate to a new level of artistry with their fifth original studio album, aptly titled Dear God.

The journey to get here was not easy. At just 14 years old, when Taylor Momsen shifted her entire world toward pursuing her dream of rock and roll, she had no idea where it would take her. She formed a band and a sound that refused to follow the common standards of contemporary music, where the song always came first, with a discography written entirely by Momsen and guitarist Ben Phillips. This creative foundation would become the catalyst that dictated the direction of the music as both her career and the band’s identity evolved.

Now, after more than five years since their last album, they have accomplished the unthinkable. Rising above their previous work, they have taken their music to an entirely new level.

The first single from Dear God, “For I Am Death,” marks their eighth #1 at rock radio, making history yet again. But this is only the beginning. Dear God is an album that must be experienced in its entirety to fully grasp the depth of its message.

With songs that reveal a brutal honesty rarely heard in the modern era, Dear God offers an intimate and intense look into the mind of Taylor Momsen. Energized and authentic, the record signals the beginning of a new chapter for the band. Offering a fresh take on rock and roll that feels both dangerous and comforting, Dear God is a record that will reach into the deepest parts of your soul and refuse to let go.