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Albums released on 6 April

  1. Tool: Undertow

    1993 · 34 YEARS

    Undertow

    Tool

    Tool debuts with a blend of sludge-filled riffs and raw vocals. It marks the start of the band's career, defined by a dark and rhythmic complexity.

  2. Modest Mouse: Good News For People Who Love Bad News

    2004 · 23 YEARS

    Good News For People Who Love Bad News

    Modest Mouse

    Modest Mouse navigates personal turmoil with an accessible collection of songs. This 2004 record helped propel the group from underground favorites to wider recognition.

  3. Tom Misch: Geography

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    Geography

    Tom Misch

    Geography showcases a modern bedroom pop approach. This 2018 project combines soulful guitar work with hip-hop beats to create an intimate atmosphere.

  4. Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings: I Learned The Hard Way

    2010 · 17 YEARS

    I Learned The Hard Way

    Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings

    Sharon Jones delivers a soulful examination of heartbreak and resilience. This 2010 release captures the grit of the soul revival era with punchy, vintage-style backing.

  5. The Cult: Electric

    1987 · 40 YEARS

    Electric

    The Cult

    The Cult shifts toward a raw hard rock sound under the guidance of Rick Rubin. This 1987 release abandons gothic roots for a riff-heavy, swaggering style.

  6. In Flames: Soundtrack To Your Escape

    2004 · 23 YEARS

    Soundtrack To Your Escape

    In Flames

    In Flames moves away from melodic death metal toward an aggressive, industrial-influenced sound. This 2004 effort marks a notable turning point in the band history.

  7. Alison Moyet: Raindancing

    1987 · 40 YEARS

    Raindancing

    Alison Moyet

    Alison Moyet pivots to a radio-ready sound with this 1987 release. It displays a sophisticated pop style while maintaining her status as a distinct vocal talent.

  8. Kali Uchis: Isolation

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    Isolation

    Kali Uchis

    Kali Uchis blends bossa nova and trip-hop into a cinematic experience. This 2018 record captures the intersection of neo-soul and contemporary pop.

  9. Ultravox: Lament

    1984 · 43 YEARS

    Lament

    Ultravox

    Ultravox moves toward a pop-oriented sound in this 1984 release. The record balances melancholy melodies with a precise, rhythmic drive.

  10. Annie Lennox: Diva

    1992 · 35 YEARS

    Diva

    Annie Lennox

    Diva is the 1992 solo debut from Annie Lennox that follows her departure from Eurythmics. It focuses on the emotional aftermath of a personal breakup through intimate and raw vocal performances.

  11. Kylie Minogue: Golden

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    Golden

    Kylie Minogue

    Kylie Minogue pivots to country-tinged pop in this 2018 record. It trades dance-floor intensity for acoustic guitars and narrative songwriting.

  12. Mogwai: Come On Die Young

    1999 · 28 YEARS

    Come On Die Young

    Mogwai

    Mogwai emphasizes patience over crescendos on this 1999 release. Produced by Dave Fridmann, it serves as a contemplative entry in the post-rock genre.

  13. The Colourfield: Virgins And Philistines

    1985 · 42 YEARS

    Virgins And Philistines

    The Colourfield

    Terry Hall shifts to melodic pop on this 1985 release. The record contrasts with the synth-heavy trends of the time through acoustic-driven songwriting.

  14. The Tubes: The Completion Backward Principle

    1981 · 46 YEARS

    The Completion Backward Principle

    The Tubes

    The Tubes pivot to a radio-ready sound on this 1981 release. It replaces chaotic performance art with cynical humor and polished hooks.

  15. 30 Seconds To Mars: America

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    America

    30 Seconds To Mars

    30 Seconds To Mars utilizes a minimalist approach on this 2018 project. It features guest collaborators and lyrics focused on the state of the United States.

  16. Daniel Avery: Song For Alpha

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    Song For Alpha

    Daniel Avery

    Daniel Avery weaves acid house influences into a cinematic sound. This 2018 release finds a balance between ambient beauty and club energy.

  17. Of Montreal: Satanic Panic In The Attic

    2004 · 23 YEARS

    Satanic Panic In The Attic

    Of Montreal

    Kevin Barnes recorded this 2004 project at home, marking a move toward psychedelic pop. It serves as a transition from acoustic roots to synth-heavy experimentation.

  18. Panopticon: The Scars Of Man On The Once Nameless Wilderness Part 1

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    The Scars Of Man On The Once Nameless Wilderness Part 1

    Panopticon

    Panopticon blends black metal intensity with Appalachian folk echoes. This 2018 release uses nature as a primary instrument to evoke a solitary, frozen wilderness.

  19. The Aces: When My Heart Felt Volcanic

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    When My Heart Felt Volcanic

    The Aces

    The Aces find success with a bright, guitar-driven style in 2018. The record focuses on the complexities of youth through tight arrangements.

  20. Walter Bishop Jr.: Coral Keys

    1971 · 56 YEARS

    Coral Keys

    Walter Bishop Jr.

    Walter Bishop Jr. steps into a lead role for this 1971 set. The record highlights his ability to blend modal structures with soulful warmth.