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Albums released on 11 August

  1. Jungle: Volcano

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    Volcano

    Jungle

    Jungle present a high-energy dance record on their own Caiola Records. It blends funk and electronic production through a collaborative vocal approach.

  2. Chic: C'est Chic

    1978 · 49 YEARS

    C'est Chic

    Chic

    Chic redefined dance music in 1978 with their signature guitar work and tight basslines. This release captured a precise, polished engineering style.

  3. Evelyn King: Get Loose

    1982 · 45 YEARS

    Get Loose

    Evelyn King

    Evelyn King transitioned from funk to a polished, synth-heavy R&B sound with this 1982 release. It remains a key document of early eighties dance floor evolution.

  4. Neil Young: Chrome Dreams

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    Chrome Dreams

    Neil Young

    Neil Young officially released this lost 2023 collection to capture his late seventies transition. It serves as a raw look at his movement between folk and blues rock.

  5. Liz Phair: Whitechocolatespaceegg

    1998 · 29 YEARS

    Whitechocolatespaceegg

    Liz Phair

    Liz Phair shifted toward melodic, radio-ready arrangements on this 1998 release. It displays a songwriter refining her craft while keeping a defiant perspective.

  6. Leonard Cohen: New Skin For The Old Ceremony

    1974 · 53 YEARS

    New Skin For The Old Ceremony

    Leonard Cohen

    Leonard Cohen explored heartbreak and intimacy on this 1974 release. It captures the songwriter moving toward fuller arrangements with brass and strings.

  7. Amanda Lear: Diamonds For Breakfast

    1980 · 47 YEARS

    Diamonds For Breakfast

    Amanda Lear

    Amanda Lear pivoted to a rock-infused sound on this 1980 release. She traded dance synths for guitar-driven energy and atmospheric pop.

  8. Karol G: Mañana Será Bonito (Bichota Season)

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    Mañana Será Bonito (Bichota Season)

    Karol G

    Karol G expanded her range in 2023 by blending reggaeton and trap with house and tejano. The record is built for high-energy club settings.

  9. Kesha: Rainbow

    2017 · 10 YEARS

    Rainbow

    Kesha

    Kesha moved toward an organic blend of soul, country, and rock on this 2017 release. It reflects a personal reclamation of artistic voice.

  10. The Hives: The Death Of Randy Fitzsimmons

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    The Death Of Randy Fitzsimmons

    The Hives

    The Hives returned in 2023 with short, sharp bursts of garage rock. They maintain a frantic energy that feels as fresh as their earlier work.

  11. Charlotte Gainsbourg: 5:55

    2006 · 21 YEARS

    5:55

    Charlotte Gainsbourg

    Charlotte Gainsbourg collaborated with Air and Jarvis Cocker on this 2006 project. It blends breathy vocals with cinematic indie-pop arrangements.

  12. Les Imprimés: Rêverie

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    Rêverie

    Les Imprimés

    Les Imprimés crafts a modern record that pulses with the sincerity of vintage R&B. Warm analog textures define the intimate, aching atmosphere.

  13. Loleatta Holloway: Love Sensation

    1980 · 47 YEARS

    Love Sensation

    Loleatta Holloway

    Loleatta Holloway delivered a powerful vocal performance in 1980. Her gospel-trained delivery became a foundational sample for dance music.

  14. A Minor Forest: Inindependence

    1998 · 29 YEARS

    Inindependence

    A Minor Forest

    A Minor Forest challenged underground norms in 1998 with complex time signatures. They balanced abrasive, jagged noise with calculated tension.

  15. Johnny Mathis: You've Got A Friend

    1971 · 56 YEARS

    You've Got A Friend

    Johnny Mathis

    Johnny Mathis covered contemporary hits in 1971 to embrace the singer-songwriter movement. He transformed folk compositions into velvet-smooth standards.

  16. Donovan: Barabajagal

    1969 · 58 YEARS

    Barabajagal

    Donovan

    Donovan collaborated with Jeff Beck in 1969 to create a bluesier, sharper sound. The record serves as a snapshot of the transition toward hard rock.

  17. Thrice: Beggars

    2009 · 18 YEARS

    Beggars

    Thrice

    Thrice shifted to an organic, textured sound on this 2009 release. It focuses on the raw power of songwriting and introspective rock.

  18. Rikk Agnew: All By Myself

    1982 · 45 YEARS

    All By Myself

    Rikk Agnew

    Rikk Agnew showcased his ability to blend gothic textures with hardcore punk on this 1982 solo effort. He played almost every instrument himself.

  19. Pullman: Turnstyles & Junkpiles

    1998 · 29 YEARS

    Turnstyles & Junkpiles

    Pullman

    Pullman brought together members of Tortoise and Gastr del Sol in 1998 for a rustic project. It relies on acoustic textures rather than studio artifice.

  20. Johnny Hartman: Once In Every Life

    1980 · 47 YEARS

    Once In Every Life

    Johnny Hartman

    Johnny Hartman showcased his resonant voice and mastery of phrasing on this 1980 release. It serves as a polished, late-night listening experience.