The title of Low’s debut album embodies the band’s aesthetic, especially in their early years—understated, pure and beautiful.
Read MoreLow’s Debut Album ‘I Could Live In Hope’ Turns 25 | Anniversary Retrospective

The title of Low’s debut album embodies the band’s aesthetic, especially in their early years—understated, pure and beautiful.
Read MoreStephen Malkmus and crew’s second studio album captures the youthful ennui of grunge, while offering a glimpse into the slacker culture to come in the following years.
Read MoreThe duo’s dynamic debut soundtracked countless parties and inspired plenty of fond memories during the mid ‘90s, cementing its place as one of the decade’s quintessential albums.
Read MoreLeslie’s debut album proves that he performs just as well on the main stage as he does behind the curtain, where his career first took off.
Read MoreUpon its release in 2004, ‘The College Dropout’ was an excellent entry that would mark the beginning of Kanye’s unexpected career as a rapper. Suffice to say, a lot has happened since.
Read MoreAcross Bunton’s second album, the heroines and heroes of the “Swinging Sixties” popular music epoch act as her aural touchstones and pair well with her own established musical persona.
Read MoreThroughout his debut album, Defari effortlessly showcases his complete mastery over flow, breath control, verse length and everything else that makes a great emcee.
Read MoreWhereas previous albums cast Simple Minds as a band looking for a voice, ‘Sparkle In The Rain’ had them finding it.
Read MoreComplex and ambitious, ‘Spirits Having Flown’ embodies the realized dreams of three brothers who dedicated themselves guilelessly both to their craft and to their millions of fans.
Read MoreWith his third studio album, P.O.S succeeds in creating an outstanding hip-hop album that incorporates his often disparate influences without selling anything short.
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