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Albums released on 13 February

  1. Fugees: The Score

    1996 · 31 YEARS

    The Score

    Fugees

    Fugees arrive with a record that shifted the hip-hop landscape in 1996. It balances street-level narratives with a soulful melodic touch.

  2. 2Pac: All Eyez On Me

    1996 · 31 YEARS

    All Eyez On Me

    2Pac

    2Pac moved to Death Row Records for this 1996 double-disc release. It represents a massive shift in creative output for the artist.

  3. Boards Of Canada: Geogaddi

    2002 · 25 YEARS

    Geogaddi

    Boards Of Canada

    Boards Of Canada deliver a 2002 release filled with unsettling, occult-inspired numerology. It feels like a warped educational film from the seventies.

  4. Charli XCX: Wuthering Heights

    2026 · 1 YEARS

    Wuthering Heights

    Charli XCX

    Charli XCX draws on gothic literature and theatrical drama for this 2026 release. The record functions as a conceptual soundtrack through a glitch-heavy lens.

  5. Pointer Sisters: That's A Plenty

    1974 · 53 YEARS

    That's A Plenty

    Pointer Sisters

    The Pointer Sisters display range on this 1974 release by moving between ragtime, jazz standards, and gritty soul. They avoid rigid genre labels throughout the project.

  6. Simply Red: A New Flame

    1989 · 38 YEARS

    A New Flame

    Simply Red

    Simply Red hit global success in 1989 with a polished, blue-eyed soul aesthetic. The record is anchored by a slow-burning cover of a soul classic.

  7. Black Sabbath: Black Sabbath

    1970 · 57 YEARS

    Black Sabbath

    Black Sabbath

    Black Sabbath released their debut in 1970, capturing a raw energy in a single day. The work effectively birthed the heavy metal genre.

  8. Talk Talk: It's My Life

    1984 · 43 YEARS

    It's My Life

    Talk Talk

    Talk Talk shifted from synth-pop toward experimental territory in 1984. The record captures a transition into the atmospheric style that would define their future.

  9. NOFX: Ribbed

    1991 · 36 YEARS

    Ribbed

    NOFX

    NOFX found their signature sound on this 1991 release. It marks a transition point toward the melodic and complex style that would influence the decade.

  10. Phil Collins: Face Value

    1981 · 46 YEARS

    Face Value

    Phil Collins

    Phil Collins drew from the dissolution of his first marriage to create this 1981 debut. It transitioned the artist from a drummer into a global solo star.

  11. Imagine Dragons: Smoke + Mirrors

    2015 · 12 YEARS

    Smoke + Mirrors

    Imagine Dragons

    Imagine Dragons recorded this 2015 effort in a home studio to escape commercial pressures. The songs focus on the personal struggle of sudden fame.

  12. Souls Of Mischief: 93 'Til Infinity

    1993 · 34 YEARS

    93 'Til Infinity

    Souls Of Mischief

    Souls Of Mischief brought a fresh, jazz-inflected flow to West Coast hip-hop in 1993. Their positive outlook helped them stand out from the era's gangsta rap.

  13. Dolly Parton: Hello, I'm Dolly

    1967 · 60 YEARS

    Hello, I'm Dolly

    Dolly Parton

    Dolly Parton made her 1967 debut with a record that established her sharp wit. It blends traditional honky-tonk with a pop-leaning sensibility.

  14. Stephen Malkmus: Stephen Malkmus

    2001 · 26 YEARS

    Stephen Malkmus

    Stephen Malkmus

    Stephen Malkmus released his self-titled debut in 2001 after leaving his previous band. The record is a loose, experimental approach to garage rock.

  15. Yvonne Elliman: Night Flight

    1978 · 49 YEARS

    Night Flight

    Yvonne Elliman

    Yvonne Elliman transitioned from Broadway to the top of the disco charts in 1978. The record features a standout track penned by the Bee Gees.

  16. Mary Jane Girls: Only Four You

    1985 · 42 YEARS

    Only Four You

    Mary Jane Girls

    Rick James handpicked this group to highlight his brand of funk in 1985. The record defines the mid-eighties Motown aesthetic.

  17. Earth And Fire: Atlantis

    1973 · 54 YEARS

    Atlantis

    Earth And Fire

    Earth And Fire released an ambitious concept record in 1973 about a mythical civilization. It represents a peak for Dutch progressive rock.

  18. Lucinda Williams: West

    2007 · 20 YEARS

    West

    Lucinda Williams

    Lucinda Williams wrote this 2007 record while grieving personal loss. It remains one of the most vulnerable and interior works in her catalog.

  19. Immolation: Here In After

    1996 · 31 YEARS

    Here In After

    Immolation

    Immolation delivered a technical and oppressive 1996 record. The band uses chaotic song structures to create a dark, labyrinthine atmosphere.

  20. Mando Diao: Give Me Fire!

    2009 · 18 YEARS

    Give Me Fire!

    Mando Diao

    Mando Diao shifted their sonic trajectory in 2009 by mixing garage rock with pop. The record produced a massive hit across European radio.