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Albums released on 6 December

  1. Cameron Winter: Heavy Metal

    2024 · 2 YEARS

    Heavy Metal

    Cameron Winter

    Cameron Winter abandons the high-energy post-punk of his former band for an experimental solo debut. This record prioritizes emotional honesty through a mix of piano melodies and surreal songwriting.

  2. The Black Keys: El Camino

    2011 · 15 YEARS

    El Camino

    The Black Keys

    The Black Keys pivot from basement-recorded grit to high-energy, arena-ready rock on this 2011 release. With Danger Mouse producing, the duo integrates synths to expand their rhythmic foundation.

  3. Kent: Hagnesta Hill

    1999 · 27 YEARS

    Hagnesta Hill

    Kent

    Kent shifts from guitar-driven rock to a colder, electronic-infused aesthetic on this 1999 release. The record captures a distinct melancholic energy through futuristic production and introspective lyrical themes.

  4. The Byrds: Turn! Turn! Turn!

    1965 · 61 YEARS

    Turn! Turn! Turn!

    The Byrds

    Roger McGuinn’s shimmering 12-string guitar drives this 1965 collection, turning folk into electric pop. The record reflects the crisp production and vocal harmonies of the mid-sixties Los Angeles scene.

  5. Shiro Sagisu: Neon Genesis Evangelion = 新世紀エヴァンゲリオン

    1995 · 31 YEARS

    Neon Genesis Evangelion = 新世紀エヴァンゲリオン

    Shiro Sagisu

    Shiro Sagisu provides a complex soundtrack for Neon Genesis Evangelion that balances orchestral swells with haunting electronics. The music serves as a vital component of the narrative, moving between tense action and piano-led themes.

  6. Metronomy: Love Letters

    2013 · 13 YEARS

    Love Letters

    Metronomy

    Metronomy utilizes vintage gear and warm analog textures to craft a playful 2013 pop record. It balances quirky, off-beat melodies with a groovy production style that feels organic.

  7. Enigma: The Cross Of Changes

    1993 · 33 YEARS

    The Cross Of Changes

    Enigma

    Enigma blends Gregorian chants with tribal rhythms and pulsing beats on this 1993 release. It represents a successful attempt to weave pop sensibilities into complex, multi-genre experimental design.

  8. The J.B.'s: More Mess On My Thing

    2019 · 7 YEARS

    More Mess On My Thing

    The J.B.'s

    The J.B.'s showcase tight, rhythmic precision on these raw 2019 funk sessions. The record features heavy basslines and sharp horn stabs that define the group's improvisational spirit.

  9. Perry Como: It's Impossible

    1970 · 56 YEARS

    It's Impossible

    Perry Como

    Perry Como updates his style on this 1970 release by covering contemporary hits from The Beatles and The Carpenters. It captures a moment where traditional vocalists embraced the soft rock songbook.

  10. Engelbert Humperdinck: Engelbert Humperdinck

    1969 · 57 YEARS

    Engelbert Humperdinck

    Engelbert Humperdinck

    Engelbert Humperdinck presents a collection of sweeping orchestral ballads and pop covers on this 1969 release. The record highlights a voice capable of turning familiar standards into personal statements.

  11. Roddy Ricch: Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial

    2019 · 7 YEARS

    Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial

    Roddy Ricch

    Roddy Ricch blends melodic flows with introspective lyrics on this 2019 West Coast trap breakout. The project explores themes of personal growth and fame through atmospheric textures.

  12. M: New York, London, Paris, Munich

    1979 · 47 YEARS

    New York, London, Paris, Munich

    M

    M blends robotic detachment with danceable grooves on this 1979 release. It marks the transition from disco to synth-pop through the use of cold, mechanical drum machines.

  13. The Rolling Stones: Beggars Banquet

    1968 · 58 YEARS

    Beggars Banquet

    The Rolling Stones

    The Rolling Stones return to gritty blues roots on this 1968 release, moving away from previous psychedelic experiments. The result is a raw, swampy sound that defines their authentic edge.

  14. Lucinda Williams: Sings The Beatles From Abbey Road

    2024 · 2 YEARS

    Sings The Beatles From Abbey Road

    Lucinda Williams

    Lucinda Williams delivers a gritty, soulful transformation of classic rock anthems on this 2024 release. She applies Americana sensibilities to familiar melodies recorded at the London studios.

  15. The Pretty Things: S. F. Sorrow

    1968 · 58 YEARS

    S. F. Sorrow

    The Pretty Things

    The Pretty Things recorded this 1968 project as one of the first true rock operas. It follows a tragic narrative arc using innovative tape effects and psychedelic production techniques.

  16. Keinemusik: You Are Safe

    2017 · 9 YEARS

    You Are Safe

    Keinemusik

    Keinemusik blends hypnotic rhythms and deep house grooves on this 2017 release. The record serves as a masterclass in tension and release, capturing the essence of the German electronic underground.

  17. Rosé: Rosie

    2024 · 2 YEARS

    Rosie

    Rosé

    Rosé explores raw, personal songwriting on this 2024 collection. The record blends alt-pop and R&B with guitar-driven melodies to highlight her versatility.

  18. Mount Eerie: Eleven Old Songs Of Mount Eerie

    2005 · 21 YEARS

    Eleven Old Songs Of Mount Eerie

    Mount Eerie

    Mount Eerie compiles hushed, lo-fi folk sketches on this 2005 release. The record remains intentionally sparse, letting natural room noise and acoustic textures define its melancholic atmosphere.

  19. Bardo Pond: Bardo Pond

    2010 · 16 YEARS

    Bardo Pond

    Bardo Pond

    Bardo Pond returns to their sprawling, psychedelic roots on this 2010 self-titled release. The music balances meditative drones with crushing bursts of noise and hazy guitar textures.

  20. RIN: Nimmerland

    2019 · 7 YEARS

    Nimmerland

    RIN

    RIN balances dreamy melodies with sharp, modern trap production on this 2019 project. The record explores themes of luxury and escapism through a synth-heavy sound.