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Albums released on 14 July

  1. Jungle: Jungle

    2014 · 13 YEARS

    Jungle

    Jungle

    Jungle's 2014 debut record channels the UK neo-soul revival through falsetto-drenched grooves. It remains a definitive snapshot of mid-decade production, blending vintage funk with sleek electronic polish.

  2. Steve Lacy: Gemini Rights

    2022 · 5 YEARS

    Gemini Rights

    Steve Lacy

    Gemini Rights uses lo-fi warmth and psychedelic touches to frame a collection of breakup songs. Steve Lacy manages to make personal heartbreak feel breezy and approachable through his DIY approach.

  3. The Hives: Tyrannosaurus Hives

    2004 · 23 YEARS

    Tyrannosaurus Hives

    The Hives

    Tyrannosaurus Hives captures the frantic energy of the 2004 garage rock revival. It is a tight, aggressive collection that focuses on sharp impulses and a relentless pace.

  4. Beastie Boys: Hello Nasty

    1998 · 29 YEARS

    Hello Nasty

    Beastie Boys

    Hello Nasty marked a shift for the Beastie Boys by integrating Mix Master Mike into their studio process. The result is a gritty, technical experiment in hip-hop production.

  5. Big Country: The Seer

    1986 · 41 YEARS

    The Seer

    Big Country

    The Seer finds Big Country embracing a grand, cinematic rock sound. Kate Bush guests on the title track, adding an ethereal layer to the group's folk-inspired guitar work.

  6. Bob Dylan: Knocked Out Loaded

    1986 · 41 YEARS

    Knocked Out Loaded

    Bob Dylan

    Knocked Out Loaded is defined by its experimental nature and a sprawling eleven-minute collaboration. It captures Bob Dylan during a period of transition.

  7. Zapp: Zapp II

    1982 · 45 YEARS

    Zapp II

    Zapp

    Zapp II centers on Roger Troutman’s mastery of the talk box. It remains an essential link between organic funk and the robotic textures of West Coast hip-hop.

  8. The Tragically Hip: Phantom Power

    1998 · 29 YEARS

    Phantom Power

    The Tragically Hip

    Phantom Power captures The Tragically Hip at the height of their creative chemistry. The band retreated to rural Ontario to record this spacious, melodic effort.

  9. Kleeer: I Love To Dance

    1979 · 48 YEARS

    I Love To Dance

    Kleeer

    I Love To Dance established Kleeer as a force in the late-seventies funk scene. The record balances tight rhythmic interplay with smooth vocal harmonies.

  10. Waxahatchee: Out In The Storm

    2017 · 10 YEARS

    Out In The Storm

    Waxahatchee

    Out In The Storm is a sharp, unforgiving record about personal transition. It uses distorted guitars to ground its themes in a gritty indie rock aesthetic.

  11. August Burns Red: Constellations

    2009 · 18 YEARS

    Constellations

    August Burns Red

    Constellations combines technical precision with melodic metalcore arrangements. It solidified August Burns Red as a leader in their scene during the late 2000s.

  12. Shelter: Perfection Of Desire

    1990 · 37 YEARS

    Perfection Of Desire

    Shelter

    Perfection Of Desire marks Ray Cappo's transition from hardcore intensity to spiritual exploration. It serves as a bridge between heavy music and philosophical themes.

  13. Monica: The Boy Is Mine

    1998 · 29 YEARS

    The Boy Is Mine

    Monica

    The Boy Is Mine captures teenage stardom in 1998, featuring a blend of soulful ballads and R&B anthems. It is a polished, high-gloss project from the Arista Records era.

  14. Sébastien Tellier: L'Aventura

    2014 · 13 YEARS

    L'Aventura

    Sébastien Tellier

    L'Aventura sees Sébastien Tellier trading his synthesizers for the warmth of Brazil. It is a playful, orchestral concept record inspired by his time in Rio de Janeiro.

  15. Charif Megarbane: Marzipan = مرصبان

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    Marzipan = مرصبان

    Charif Megarbane

    Marzipan is a cinematic love letter to the film scores of Beirut. Charif Megarbane combines folk storytelling with warm analog textures.

  16. MFSB: MFSB, The Gamble-Huff Orchestra

    1978 · 49 YEARS

    MFSB, The Gamble-Huff Orchestra

    MFSB

    MFSB, The Gamble-Huff Orchestra features the house band of Philadelphia International Records. It is a lush, orchestral showcase of late-seventies disco and soul.

  17. Disclosure: Alchemy

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    Alchemy

    Disclosure

    Alchemy marks a return to club roots for Disclosure. The 2023 release blends UK garage, house, and drum n bass into a high-energy experience.

  18. Colter Wall: Little Songs

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    Little Songs

    Colter Wall

    Little Songs highlights the isolation of the American West through sparse arrangements. Colter Wall relies on his baritone voice and minimalist guitar work.

  19. Integrity: Howling, For The Nightmare Shall Consume

    2017 · 10 YEARS

    Howling, For The Nightmare Shall Consume

    Integrity

    Howling, For The Nightmare Shall Consume by Integrity merges metallic hardcore with occult lyrics and bluesy guitar work. This ambitious 2017 release moves away from simple aggression to embrace a cinematic sense of dread.

  20. Trooper: Trooper

    1975 · 52 YEARS

    Trooper

    Trooper

    Trooper serves as the raw, energetic foundation for the band's hard-rocking career. It reflects the mid-seventies pub-rock scene with catchy hooks.