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Albums released on 10 December

  1. Fine Young Cannibals: Fine Young Cannibals

    1985 · 41 YEARS

    Fine Young Cannibals

    Fine Young Cannibals

    Fine Young Cannibals delivers a debut balancing post-punk energy and R&B. Roland Gift provides a soaring falsetto against a lean, skeletal production style.

  2. Childish Gambino: Because The Internet

    2013 · 13 YEARS

    Because The Internet

    Childish Gambino

    This 2013 project explores digital isolation through a multimedia format. It bridges glitchy electronics and R&B melodies to mimic the chaotic pace of modern online life.

  3. Aztec Camera: Love

    1987 · 39 YEARS

    Love

    Aztec Camera

    Aztec Camera shifted toward a polished, commercial aesthetic for this 1987 release. Roddy Frame collaborated with Russ Titelman to blend introspective songwriting with a high-gloss studio sound.

  4. Michael Jackson: Michael

    2010 · 16 YEARS

    Michael

    Michael Jackson

    Michael compiles unfinished studio work from the King of Pop, recorded over several years. It captures a transitional period through varied collaborators and studios.

  5. Ozzy Osbourne: Bark At The Moon

    1983 · 43 YEARS

    Bark At The Moon

    Ozzy Osbourne

    Ozzy Osbourne features Jake E. Lee on this 1983 release, shifting metal toward a more melodic and technical precision. The record balances arena-ready aggression with atmospheric tracks.

  6. Juice WRLD: Fighting Demons

    2021 · 5 YEARS

    Fighting Demons

    Juice WRLD

    Juice WRLD explores internal struggles through a melodic emo-rap style. This 2021 release pairs trap beats with pop sensibilities in a somber, reflective context.

  7. Neil Young, Crazy Horse: Barn

    2021 · 5 YEARS

    Barn

    Neil Young, Crazy Horse

    Neil Young and Crazy Horse recorded this 2021 project in a Colorado log cabin. The album emphasizes organic textures and live rehearsals over heavy studio processing.

  8. Soichi Terada: Asakusa Light

    2021 · 5 YEARS

    Asakusa Light

    Soichi Terada

    Soichi Terada blends video game soundtrack influences with 90s house production on this 2021 record. It offers a bright, sophisticated take on deep house music.

  9. Queen: A Day At The Races

    1976 · 50 YEARS

    A Day At The Races

    Queen

    Queen delivers an ambitious mid-seventies rock record featuring gospel influences and aggressive riffs. It displays the band at a peak of creative confidence.

  10. Jeff Parker: Forfolks

    2021 · 5 YEARS

    Forfolks

    Jeff Parker

    Jeff Parker explores solo guitar work on this 2021 release, focusing on texture and resonance. The album captures an intimate, unvarnished sound recorded during the pandemic.

  11. Jirō Inagaki & His Soul Media* = 稲垣次郎とソウル・メディア: Head Rock = ヘッド・ロック

    1970 · 56 YEARS

    Head Rock = ヘッド・ロック

    Jirō Inagaki & His Soul Media* = 稲垣次郎とソウル・メディア

    This 1970 fusion record merges fuzz guitars with swinging jazz percussion. It captures the experimental energy of the Tokyo underground jazz scene.

  12. Michael Hurley: The Time of the Foxgloves

    2021 · 5 YEARS

    The Time of the Foxgloves

    Michael Hurley

    Michael Hurley pairs whimsical storytelling with rustic, unpolished instrumentation. The 2021 release feels like an intimate, organic conversation.

  13. Sinatra: Sinatra - Basie: An Historic Musical First

    1962 · 64 YEARS

    Sinatra - Basie: An Historic Musical First

    Sinatra

    Frank Sinatra and Count Basie collided in 1962 for this jazz-pop collaboration. It remains a masterclass in phrasing and big band swing.

  14. Tatsuro Yamashita: On The Street Corner 2 = オン ・ ザ ・ ストリート ・ コーナー 第二集

    1986 · 40 YEARS

    On The Street Corner 2 = オン ・ ザ ・ ストリート ・ コーナー 第二集

    Tatsuro Yamashita

    Tatsuro Yamashita applies high-fidelity precision to doo-wop and vocal standards in this 1986 release. The album serves as a lush tribute to American vocal groups.

  15. Cedar Walton: Eastern Rebellion

    1975 · 51 YEARS

    Eastern Rebellion

    Cedar Walton

    Cedar Walton leads a quartet through a 1975 jazz record that blends technical precision with soulful grooves. It remains accessible while incorporating spiritual jazz influences.

  16. Deep Purple: Stormbringer

    1974 · 52 YEARS

    Stormbringer

    Deep Purple

    Deep Purple shifts toward a funkier, groove-oriented hard rock sound on this 1974 release. It is defined by heavy riffs and bluesy improvisation.

  17. The Dream Academy: Remembrance Days

    1987 · 39 YEARS

    Remembrance Days

    The Dream Academy

    The Dream Academy crafts a cinematic, melancholic sound on this 1987 art-pop record. It bridges experimental rock textures with melodic sensibilities.

  18. Kenny Burrell: Have Yourself A Soulful Little Christmas

    1966 · 60 YEARS

    Have Yourself A Soulful Little Christmas

    Kenny Burrell

    Kenny Burrell brings a blues-drenched, soulful approach to holiday standards. This 1966 record prioritizes genuine improvisation over orchestral kitsch.

  19. Patricia: Blue Ridge

    2021 · 5 YEARS

    Blue Ridge

    Patricia

    Patricia delivers a 2021 collection where acid lines meet fragile, organic landscapes. The record explores the intersection of IDM and classic electro.

  20. Juicy Fruits: Juicy A La Mode

    1980 · 46 YEARS

    Juicy A La Mode

    Juicy Fruits

    Juicy Fruits captures the 1980 Japanese new wave scene with this guitar-driven pop record. It blends sugary hooks with the nervous energy of the late seventies.