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The Downward Spiral tells about the fall of a man
Nine Inch Nails
Music
Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not
Arctic Monkeys
Music
Fever to Tell marks the Garage Rock Revival revolution
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Music
The Front Bottom’s Talon of the Hawk
The Front Bottoms
Music
October Rust | Who knew morbidity could be such fun?
Type O Negative
Music
Ambient 1: Music for Airports | A sonic field to explore
Brian Eno
Music
Ultra Mono | The Idle’s mix of grit and frailty
Idles
Music
Dreaming an Endless Space (Between You & I)
Winter
Music
Polyhymnia | Muses and women celebration
Yazz Ahmed
Music
Nonagon Infinity | Redefining the musical narrative
King Gizzard & The Wizard Lizard
Music
The Lick On The Tip Of An Envelope Yet To Be Sent
Circulus
Music
Tourist Season offers a space of tenderness
Miel
Music
At Newport 1960 is a blues fresco impossible to resist
Muddy Waters
Music
Il Sorprendente Album D’Esordio De I Cani
I Cani
Music
Tokyo Love Hotel | A razor-sharp anthem for the trap era
Uffie
Music
Lust for Life combines Iggy Pop and David Bowie’s talent
Iggy Pop
Music
Elephant | A coalescence of beautiful influences
The White Stripes
Music
Beyondless | Deconstructing punk music
Iceage
Music
There Existed An Addiction To Blood | Between cinema and human nature
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Music
Atom Heart Mother is Pink Floyd’s weirdest experiment
Pink Floyd
Music
How Ride the Lightning helped establish the metal genre
Metallica
Music
Love & Ashes | Blood and Sun’s American neofolk
Blood and Sun
Music
I Disagree | Poppy’s bizarre musical Frankenstein
Poppy
Music
Slanted & Enchanted | Cut up noises over the success
Pavement
Music
West of Eden | Threnos for the western world’s end
HMLTD
Music
Blues for The Red Sun | Where Psychedelia meets the Desert
Kyuss
Music
J.J. Cale’s Naturally is a classic of the blues-rock genre
J.J. Cale
Music