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Let $g$ be a Hecke-Maass cusp form on the modular surface ${\rmSL}_2(\mathbb{Z})\backslash\mathbb{H}$, namely an $L^2$-normalised nonconstantLaplacian eigenfunction on ${\rm SL}_2(\mathbb{Z})\backslash\mathbb{H}$ that isadditionally a joint eigenfunction of every Hecke operator. We prove the$L^4$-norm bound $\|g\|_4\ll_{\varepsilon}\lambda_g^{3/304+\varepsilon}$, where$\lambda_g$ denotes the Laplacian eigenvalue of $g$, which improves uponSogge's $L^4$-norm bound $\|g\|_4\ll\lambda_g^{1/16}$ for Laplacianeigenfunctions on a compact Riemann surface by more than a six-foldpower-saving. Via interpolation, this yields $L^p$-norm bounds for Hecke-Maasscusp forms that are power-saving improvements on Sogge's bounds for all $p>2$.Our paper marks the first improvement of Sogge's result on the modular surface.Furthermore, these methods yield for compact arithmetic surfaces the best$L^4$-norm bound to date.  Via the Watson-Ichino triple product formula, bounds for the $L^4$-norm of$g$ are reduced to bounds for certain mixed moments of $L$-functions. We boundthese using two forms of spectral reciprocity. The first is a form of ${\rmGL}_3\times{\rm GL}_2\leftrightsquigarrow{\rm GL}_4\times{\rm GL}_1$ spectralreciprocity, which relates a ${\rm GL}_2$ moment of ${\rm GL}_3\times{\rmGL}_2$ Rankin-Selberg $L$-functions to a ${\rm GL}_1$ moment of ${\rmGL}_4\times{\rm GL}_1$ Rankin-Selberg $L$-functions; this can be seen as acuspidal analogue of Motohashi's formula relating the fourth moment of theRiemann zeta function to the third moment of central values of Hecke$L$-functions. The second is a form of ${\rm GL}_4\times{\rmGL}_2\leftrightsquigarrow{\rm GL}_4\times{\rm GL}_2$ spectral reciprocity,which is a cuspidal analogue of a formula of Kuznetsov for the fourth moment ofcentral values of Hecke $L$-functions.

$L^p$-Norm Bounds for Automorphic Forms via Spectral Reciprocity