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Albums released on 11 July

  1. Fleetwood Mac: Fleetwood Mac

    1975 · 52 YEARS

    Fleetwood Mac

    Fleetwood Mac

    Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks joined the group just before these 1975 sessions. Their arrival shifted the band from blues-rock toward a polished California pop-rock sound.

  2. Graham Central Station: Ain't No 'Bout-A-Doubt It

    1975 · 52 YEARS

    Ain't No 'Bout-A-Doubt It

    Graham Central Station

    Larry Graham demonstrates his signature slap bass technique on this 1975 release. It is a raw, energetic record that highlights the Bay Area funk scene of the decade.

  3. Bleachers: Strange Desire

    2014 · 13 YEARS

    Strange Desire

    Bleachers

    Jack Antonoff combines synth-pop hooks with guitar-led energy on this 2014 debut. The songs explore suburban longing through high-energy production and personal lyrics.

  4. Wet Leg: Moisturizer

    2025 · 2 YEARS

    Moisturizer

    Wet Leg

    Wet Leg returns with a witty, gritty post-punk collection released in 2025. It focuses on modern pop culture through deadpan delivery and rhythmic, guitar-heavy tracks.

  5. Kyuss: ...And The Circus Leaves Town

    1995 · 32 YEARS

    ...And The Circus Leaves Town

    Kyuss

    This 1995 release serves as a sprawling, atmospheric swan song for the band. It uses heavy, low-tuned riffs to create a psychedelic experience rooted in desert heat.

  6. The Blackbyrds: Unfinished Business

    1976 · 51 YEARS

    Unfinished Business

    The Blackbyrds

    Mentored by Donald Byrd at Howard University, The Blackbyrds delivered this polished jazz-funk record in 1976. It remains a key source for modern hip-hop producers.

  7. Esther Phillips: What A Diff'rence A Day Makes

    1975 · 52 YEARS

    What A Diff'rence A Day Makes

    Esther Phillips

    Esther Phillips bridges the gap between traditional lounge singing and the mid-seventies disco boom. This 1975 record offers an elegant, soulful sound.

  8. Clipse: Let God Sort Em Out

    2025 · 2 YEARS

    Let God Sort Em Out

    Clipse

    Pusha T and Malice return with a cold, minimalist approach to coke-rap on this 2025 release. The tracks focus on the intersection of street survival and high-stakes business.

  9. Delegation: The Promise Of Love

    1977 · 50 YEARS

    The Promise Of Love

    Delegation

    Delegation masters the mid-tempo groove on this 1977 release. It balances romantic balladry with the funk beats that defined the soul radio of the era.

  10. Spacemen 3: Sound Of Confusion

    1986 · 41 YEARS

    Sound Of Confusion

    Spacemen 3

    Spacemen 3 utilizes feedback as a primary instrument on this 1986 release. The record leans into hypnotic drones and gritty, garage-influenced experimentation.

  11. Fink: Hard Believer

    2014 · 13 YEARS

    Hard Believer

    Fink

    Fin Greenall pivots from electronic music to an intimate, guitar-focused record in 2014. It highlights vulnerable songwriting and a warm, organic production style.

  12. Kokoroko: Tuff Times Never Last

    2025 · 2 YEARS

    Tuff Times Never Last

    Kokoroko

    Kokoroko moves into a reflective, intimate space on this 2025 release. It blends complex horn arrangements with the rhythmic pulse of West African highlife.

  13. Urban Dance Squad: Persona Non Grata

    1994 · 33 YEARS

    Persona Non Grata

    Urban Dance Squad

    Urban Dance Squad blends hip-hop, funk, and rock with an aggressive energy on this 1994 release. It is a genre-defying project that pushed the boundaries of the decade.

  14. The Emotions: Sunbeam

    1978 · 49 YEARS

    Sunbeam

    The Emotions

    Produced by Maurice White, this 1978 record features the sisters at their peak. It is a blend of sophisticated disco grooves and heartfelt soul ballads.

  15. Primal Scream: Vanishing Point

    1997 · 30 YEARS

    Vanishing Point

    Primal Scream

    Primal Scream crafted this 1997 record as a fictional soundtrack for a movie. It leans into a dark, cinematic sound fueled by dub and psychedelic rock influences.

  16. Any Trouble: Where Are All The Nice Girls?

    1980 · 47 YEARS

    Where Are All The Nice Girls?

    Any Trouble

    Any Trouble offers a sharp-witted response to the cynicism of the late seventies. Released in 1980, it combines pop sensibilities with a biting lyrical edge.

  17. Soen: Memorial

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    Memorial

    Soen

    Soen delivers an aggressive, punchy progressive metal record in 2023. It features driving riffs paired with personal themes about the modern world.

  18. Origin: Origin

    2000 · 27 YEARS

    Origin

    Origin

    Origin sets a standard for technical death metal speed with this 2000 debut. It captures a raw, clinical aggression from the Kansas scene.

  19. Robert Plant: The Principle Of Moments

    1983 · 44 YEARS

    The Principle Of Moments

    Robert Plant

    Robert Plant explores a sleek, atmospheric sound on this 1983 release. It features minimalist guitar textures and Phil Collins on drums.

  20. Givēon: Beloved

    2025 · 2 YEARS

    Beloved

    Givēon

    Givēon blends classic soul with modern production on this 2025 release. The record uses lush arrangements to highlight themes of heartbreak and intimacy.