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Albums released on 11 December

  1. Kid Cudi: Man On The Moon III: The Chosen

    2020 · 6 YEARS

    Man On The Moon III: The Chosen

    Kid Cudi

    Man On The Moon III: The Chosen is the final entry in a ten-year trilogy. It explores internal conflict and the search for calm through a moody hip-hop framework.

  2. Taylor Swift: Evermore

    2020 · 6 YEARS

    Evermore

    Taylor Swift

    Evermore acts as a companion to its predecessor, blending indie folk and chamber pop. This release showcases intricate narratives through experimental arrangements and organic textures.

  3. No Doubt: Rock Steady

    2001 · 25 YEARS

    Rock Steady

    No Doubt

    Rock Steady captures No Doubt collaborating with dancehall producers in Jamaica and London. This shift introduced beat-driven rhythms while maintaining the group's high-energy pop focus.

  4. The The: Infected

    1986 · 40 YEARS

    Infected

    The The

    Infected operates as a sprawling travelogue of mid-eighties Britain. Matt Johnson pairs sophisticated, layered arrangements with politically charged lyrics to convey a sense of urgency.

  5. King Crimson: Lizard

    1970 · 56 YEARS

    Lizard

    King Crimson

    Lizard is a dense experiment in jazz fusion and medieval fantasy. It captures a singular period of internal instability within the band, resulting in complex and avant-garde compositions.

  6. John Lennon: John Lennon / Plastic Ono Band

    1970 · 56 YEARS

    John Lennon / Plastic Ono Band

    John Lennon

    John Lennon / Plastic Ono Band captures a stark, minimalist approach to songwriting. The record emerged from the artist's engagement with primal scream therapy following the end of the Beatles.

  7. Giorgio Moroder: Music From "Battlestar Galactica" And Other Original Compositions

    1978 · 48 YEARS

    Music From "Battlestar Galactica" And Other Original Compositions

    Giorgio Moroder

    Giorgio Moroder brings his disco expertise to science fiction themes on this release. It highlights the electronic pioneer's ability to turn cinematic tension into danceable rhythmic compositions.

  8. S. Kiyotaka & Omega Tribe: First Finale

    1985 · 41 YEARS

    First Finale

    S. Kiyotaka & Omega Tribe

    First Finale is the final record from the original lineup of S. Kiyotaka & Omega Tribe. It blends funk-inspired basslines and shimmering synth-pop into a polished, upbeat collection.

  9. The Miles Davis Sextet: Someday My Prince Will Come

    1961 · 65 YEARS

    Someday My Prince Will Come

    The Miles Davis Sextet

    Someday My Prince Will Come features a sextet including John Coltrane and Hank Mobley. The record provides a sophisticated blend of hard bop and lyrical improvisation.

  10. Jack Harlow: That's What They All Say

    2020 · 6 YEARS

    That's What They All Say

    Jack Harlow

    That's What They All Say serves as a debut project bridging mainstream appeal and underground roots. Jack Harlow utilizes sharp, rhythmic delivery alongside melodic hooks.

  11. Thurston Moore: Parallelogram

    2015 · 11 YEARS

    Parallelogram

    Thurston Moore

    Parallelogram focuses on repetitive, hypnotic guitar structures. Thurston Moore strips away noise-rock chaos in favor of a clean and precise avant-garde aesthetic.

  12. Bunbury: Curso de Levitación Intensivo

    2020 · 6 YEARS

    Curso de Levitación Intensivo

    Bunbury

    Curso de Levitación Intensivo finds Bunbury prioritizing dense atmosphere over traditional rock. It reflects a period of isolation through moody and experimental songwriting.

  13. Danny Elfman: Edward Scissorhands (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

    1990 · 36 YEARS

    Edward Scissorhands (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

    Danny Elfman

    Danny Elfman creates a suburban fairytale with this orchestral score. Whimsical choral arrangements and sweeping movements capture the isolation of the lead character.

  14. Les Dix Commandements: Les Dix Commandements

    2000 · 26 YEARS

    Les Dix Commandements

    Les Dix Commandements

    Les Dix Commandements is a massive rock opera that became a cultural phenomenon in the French-speaking world. It reimagines a biblical narrative through a dramatic, high-stakes lens.

  15. Sturgill Simpson: Cuttin' Grass Vol. 2 (The Cowboy Arms Sessions)

    2020 · 6 YEARS

    Cuttin' Grass Vol. 2 (The Cowboy Arms Sessions)

    Sturgill Simpson

    Cuttin' Grass Vol. 2 reinterprets earlier psychedelic songs through a bluegrass lens. Sturgill Simpson captures a spontaneous and precise performance with a group of top-tier musicians.

  16. Juan Luis Guerra 4.40: Bachata Rosa

    1990 · 36 YEARS

    Bachata Rosa

    Juan Luis Guerra 4.40

    Bachata Rosa brought Dominican music to a global audience. Juan Luis Guerra 4.40 set a new standard for tropical music production by blending poetic lyrics with intricate guitar work.

  17. Doug Carn: Jazz Is Dead 5

    2020 · 6 YEARS

    Jazz Is Dead 5

    Doug Carn

    Jazz Is Dead 5 joins pianist Doug Carn with the Jazz Is Dead collective. This collaboration bridges spiritual jazz and modern production techniques.

  18. Pete Rock: PeteStrumentals 3

    2020 · 6 YEARS

    PeteStrumentals 3

    Pete Rock

    PeteStrumentals 3 marks a return to beat-making roots for the producer. The tracks rely on dusty, crate-digging philosophy to showcase classic boom-bap architecture.

  19. Fyfe Dangerfield: Delusia (Demo) / Happy Christmas From The Kittens

    2006 · 20 YEARS

    Delusia (Demo) / Happy Christmas From The Kittens

    Fyfe Dangerfield

    Delusia (Demo) / Happy Christmas From The Kittens offers a raw, lo-fi look at a creative headspace. These songs blend psychedelic textures with a stripped-back folk-rock approach.

  20. Commissioned: I'm Going On

    1985 · 41 YEARS

    I'm Going On

    Commissioned

    I'm Going On showcases precise vocal harmonies that became a standard for gospel quartets. The record reflects a shift toward the polished funk sound of the mid-eighties.