Albums released on 13 April
1987 · 40 YEARS
Tango In The Night
Fleetwood Mac
The final statement from the Rumours-era lineup, this record captures a brief period of creative friction. It showcases the group moving toward a polished, high-gloss pop aesthetic that defined late eighties studio experimentation.
1973 · 54 YEARS
Aladdin Sane
David Bowie
Following a trip to America, the artist returned with a paranoid edge. The album mixes classic rock grit with the theatrical influence of the glam scene during a high-speed road trip through a neon-lit, dangerous world.
2010 · 17 YEARS
The Wild Hunt
The Tallest Man On Earth
Kristian Matsson presents a frantic, singular energy that feels like a restless spirit. The record discards heavy studio layers to emphasize raw, percussive guitar work and intimate, whispered confessions.
1979 · 48 YEARS
Black Rose (A Rock Legend)
Thin Lizzy
Gary Moore returned to join Scott Gorham, forming a notable guitar partnership. This record balances gritty storytelling with soaring, technical rock arrangements that defined the late seventies hard rock scene.
2015 · 12 YEARS
Cherry Bomb
Tyler, The Creator
A chaotic turning point where raw, distorted aggression meets melodic arrangements. This project finds an artist tearing down boundaries and refusing to occupy a single musical lane.
1977 · 50 YEARS
Celebrate Me Home
Kenny Loggins
Stepping away from his duo partnership, Kenny Loggins pursued a sophisticated, soulful path on this solo debut. The record leans into a polished California sound, blending pop sensibilities with jazz-fusion textures.
2007 · 20 YEARS
Year Zero
Nine Inch Nails
Trent Reznor created a sprawling concept piece set in a dystopian future. Industrial textures collide with glitchy electronics to capture the paranoia of the mid-2000s political climate.
1983 · 44 YEARS
Mary Jane Girls
Mary Jane Girls
Rick James selected this group to showcase a street-smart funk aesthetic. The record merges sugary pop hooks with the dark, grooving rhythms of early eighties clubs.
1978 · 49 YEARS
Almighty Fire
Aretha Franklin
Curtis Mayfield provided cinematic arrangements for this project, highlighting the vocalist's versatility. The title track serves as a disco-inflected anthem during a shift toward refined soul.
2012 · 15 YEARS
Auch
Die Ärzte
Die Ärzte returned with self-aware energy, balancing irreverent humor with reflections on aging. The record moves between thrashy parodies and melodic pop-punk anthems.
1972 · 55 YEARS
Radici
Francesco Guccini
An intimate, poetic collection of narrative songs that functions like a family photo album. The record defined the early seventies Italian singer-songwriter movement with an unvarnished sound.
2018 · 9 YEARS
Cerebral Hemispheres
Mr. Fingers
Larry Heard revives his classic moniker for an expansive double LP that explores the soul of house music. It balances lush synth-work with an unhurried, masterful approach.
2018 · 9 YEARS
Resistance Is Futile
Manic Street Preachers
Grandiosity and melancholy define this cinematic rock record. The songwriting explores personal and historical themes with a sense of urgency.
2018 · 9 YEARS
Persona
Rival Consoles
Electronic textures breathe and shift like a living organism in this exploration of identity. The record is a masterclass in using sound to map the complexities of memory.
2010 · 17 YEARS
American Idiot (Original Broadway Cast Recording)
The Cast Of American Idiot, Green Day
Green Day reimagined their concept album for the stage, creating a theatrical experience that feels both intimate and explosive. It bridges the gap between punk-rock and drama.
2015 · 12 YEARS
Wire
Wire
Minimalist and precise, this record strips away all bloat to focus on jagged guitars and motorik rhythms. It captures a veteran group operating with restless energy.
1982 · 45 YEARS
Vado Al Massimo
Vasco Rossi
A defiant performance at Sanremo cemented the rebellious reputation of the artist. This record marks a shift in Italian pop toward a grittier, more vulnerable identity.
1998 · 29 YEARS
Una Semana En El Motor De Un Autobús
Los Planetas
This landmark of Spanish indie rock captures a cinematic sense of longing. Dense, wall-of-sound production blends shoegaze textures with melodic pop sensibilities.
1993 · 34 YEARS
Taxi
Bryan Ferry
A sophisticated collection of covers that emphasizes mood and atmosphere. These arrangements strip back classic standards to highlight an intimate vocal delivery.
2007 · 20 YEARS
The Best Damn Thing
Avril Lavigne
Cheerleader chants and high-energy hooks define this loud, bubblegum-pop-rock record. It pivots from previous moody work into a sugar-fueled, guitar-driven party.