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Albums released on 19 February

  1. Mogwai: As The Love Continues

    2021 · 6 YEARS

    As The Love Continues

    Mogwai

    Mogwai returned to the top of the charts with this 2021 release. It bridges their early atmospheric builds with later, electronic-focused structures.

  2. Mick Jagger: She's The Boss

    1985 · 42 YEARS

    She's The Boss

    Mick Jagger

    Mick Jagger moved toward an experimental studio sound on this 1985 solo debut. It features collaborations with Jeff Beck and Herbie Hancock.

  3. Bruce Dickinson: Skunkworks

    1996 · 31 YEARS

    Skunkworks

    Bruce Dickinson

    Bruce Dickinson shifted away from his traditional metal roots for this 1996 release. It emphasizes moody, guitar-driven songwriting over operatic anthems.

  4. The Mountain Goats: All Hail West Texas

    2002 · 25 YEARS

    All Hail West Texas

    The Mountain Goats

    Recorded entirely on a boombox, this 2002 album defines the lo-fi indie folk aesthetic. It presents small-town life through unpolished, immediate snapshots.

  5. Dinosaur Jr.: Green Mind

    1991 · 36 YEARS

    Green Mind

    Dinosaur Jr.

    Dinosaur Jr. shifted toward major-label clarity on this 1991 release. J Mascis handled most instrumentation to create a dense, layered result.

  6. Magnum: Chase The Dragon

    1982 · 45 YEARS

    Chase The Dragon

    Magnum

    Magnum established their signature melodic hard rock style on this 1982 album. It blends fantasy themes with expansive, theatrical arrangements.

  7. Sg Lewis: Times

    2021 · 6 YEARS

    Times

    Sg Lewis

    Sg Lewis explores the euphoria of the dance floor on this 2021 release. It serves as a tribute to the communal energy found in club spaces.

  8. The Monochrome Set: Strange Boutique

    1980 · 47 YEARS

    Strange Boutique

    The Monochrome Set

    The Monochrome Set crafted this 1980 release with an art-school sensibility. It combines spindly guitar work with a dry, cabaret-influenced wit.

  9. Explosions In The Sky: All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone

    2007 · 20 YEARS

    All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone

    Explosions In The Sky

    Explosions In The Sky balance delicate guitar melodies against sudden crescendos on this 2007 release. It acts as a cinematic journey through memory.

  10. Om Unit: Acid Dub Studies

    2021 · 6 YEARS

    Acid Dub Studies

    Om Unit

    Om Unit finds a meditative balance between acid and dub on this 2021 release. It utilizes heavy bass and synth squelch to create an immersive space.

  11. Animal Collective: Painting With

    2016 · 11 YEARS

    Painting With

    Animal Collective

    Animal Collective prioritized frantic vocal harmonies on this 2016 record. It distills experimental tendencies into short, punchy pop tracks.

  12. Duke Ellington And His Orchestra: Ellington Jazz Party

    1959 · 68 YEARS

    Ellington Jazz Party

    Duke Ellington And His Orchestra

    Duke Ellington turned his orchestra into a rhythmic playground for this 1959 session. It feels less like a concert and more like a loose jam.

  13. Joey Ramone: Don't Worry About Me

    2002 · 25 YEARS

    Don't Worry About Me

    Joey Ramone

    Joey Ramone utilized straightforward three-chord structures on this 2002 solo work. It remains a poignant final statement that honors his punk roots.

  14. Deep Sea Diver: Secrets

    2016 · 11 YEARS

    Secrets

    Deep Sea Diver

    Jessica Dobson leads Deep Sea Diver with a powerful guitar presence on this 2016 release. It captures the tension between strength and vulnerability.

  15. Grandaddy: The Sophtware Slump .​.​.​.​. On A Wooden Piano

    2021 · 6 YEARS

    The Sophtware Slump .​.​.​.​. On A Wooden Piano

    Grandaddy

    Jason Lytle reinterpreted his earlier work on this 2021 release by using only a piano. It strips away electronics to reveal the core songwriting.

  16. Beach Fossils: Clash The Truth

    2013 · 14 YEARS

    Clash The Truth

    Beach Fossils

    Beach Fossils expanded into a full band for this 2013 release. It defines the hazy, reverb-heavy Brooklyn aesthetic of the early 2010s.

  17. Marta Ren: Stop Look Listen

    2016 · 11 YEARS

    Stop Look Listen

    Marta Ren

    Marta Ren delivers deep funk rhythms and powerhouse vocals on this 2016 record. It channels the spirit of classic soul with a modern edge.

  18. Pauline Anna Strom: Angel Tears In Sunlight

    2021 · 6 YEARS

    Angel Tears In Sunlight

    Pauline Anna Strom

    Pauline Anna Strom crafted a lush, synthetic ecosystem on this 2021 release. It represents a final statement from a visionary of ambient design.

  19. Freddie Hubbard: Ride Like The Wind

    1982 · 45 YEARS

    Ride Like The Wind

    Freddie Hubbard

    Freddie Hubbard pivoted to a polished, jazz-funk sound on this 1982 release. He adapted his virtuosity to fit the commercial sensibilities of the era.

  20. Young Black Teenagers: Young Black Teenagers

    1991 · 36 YEARS

    Young Black Teenagers

    Young Black Teenagers

    The Bomb Squad produced this 1991 debut, creating a chaotic and dense sound. It stands as a relic of the East Coast hip-hop aesthetic.