Albums released on 19 July

2024 · 3 YEARS
Kansas Anymore
ROLE MODEL
ROLE MODEL captures the messy process of moving on from a relationship on Kansas Anymore. It trades pop sheen for an organic, indie-leaning style.

2004 · 23 YEARS
Let's Face The Music
Shirley Bassey
Released in 2004, Let's Face The Music features Shirley Bassey interpreting jazz standards. It showcases her vocal range alongside lush, orchestral arrangements.

1982 · 45 YEARS
Donna Summer
Donna Summer
Donna Summer teamed up with Quincy Jones for this 1982 self-titled record. It marks a transition from disco toward a refined blend of synth-pop and R&B.

1994 · 33 YEARS
Punk In Drublic
NOFX
Punk In Drublic defined the 1994 skate punk scene with its mix of humor and cynicism. It documents NOFX moving from basements to a wider audience.

2019 · 8 YEARS
Singular Act II
Sabrina Carpenter
Singular Act II finds Sabrina Carpenter blending dance-pop with introspective themes. This 2019 release showcases an evolution in her stylistic confidence.

2024 · 3 YEARS
I Love You So F***ing Much.
Glass Animals
Glass Animals release I Love You So F***ing Much, a 2024 record that views human connection through a lonely space traveler. It balances dizzying scale with intricate, personal emotions.

1972 · 55 YEARS
Toulouse Street
The Doobie Brothers
Toulouse Street documents the transition of The Doobie Brothers into a major rock act. Released in 1972, it features the group's trademark dual-guitar style.

1977 · 50 YEARS
Moody Blue
Elvis Presley
Moody Blue was the final studio album released during the life of Elvis Presley. It captures a relaxed, home-spun side of his artistry in 1977.

2013 · 14 YEARS
Stars Dance
Selena Gomez
Stars Dance marks the 2013 shift for Selena Gomez toward a mature, dance-heavy identity. It bridges teen-pop with a global, tropical-tinged sound.

1991 · 36 YEARS
Este Mundo
Gipsy Kings
Este Mundo helped the Gipsy Kings achieve global success in 1991. The record features sun-drenched rhythms and intricate acoustic guitar work.

2005 · 22 YEARS
The Peoples Champ
Paul Wall
The Peoples Champ brings the signature slab-music sound of Houston to the forefront. Paul Wall delivers his take on the chopped and screwed aesthetic.

1999 · 28 YEARS
Miles From Home
Peshay
Miles From Home by Peshay arrived in 1999, moving away from jungle toward melodic introspection. It blends drum and bass with hip hop and acid jazz influences.

2011 · 16 YEARS
Towards The Megalith
Disma
Towards The Megalith is a heavy death metal record defined by its oppressive tone. It relies on guttural vocals and low, dragging riffs to build a suffocating, subterranean environment.

2024 · 3 YEARS
Total Blue
Total Blue
Total Blue, the 2024 self-titled release, blends digital precision with jazz arrangements. It offers a meditative and still experience.

2024 · 3 YEARS
In Green / We Dream
Parlor Greens
Parlor Greens debut In Green / We Dream in 2024, channeling 1960s soul-jazz. The record features tight, rhythmic interplay and a warm, tactile production.

1983 · 44 YEARS
The Crossing
Big Country
The Crossing by Big Country features bagpipes and anthemic guitars. Released in 1983, it brought folk-inspired melodies into the post-punk era.

1994 · 33 YEARS
Portrait Of An American Family
Marilyn Manson
Portrait Of An American Family acts as a dark look at suburban rot through a theatrical lens. Trent Reznor oversaw the production of this debut, which fuses hard rock structures with industrial noise.

2016 · 11 YEARS
Мыслепоток (Thoughtstream)
Dices
Dices released Мыслепоток in 2016, mixing house beats with abstract textures. The record provides a meditative and shifting listening experience.

2011 · 16 YEARS
War Paint
The Dangerous Summer
War Paint focuses on the anxieties of early adulthood through vulnerable songwriting. It stands out by turning personal growth and distance into driving, melodic rock music.

1974 · 53 YEARS
Staircase To The Day
Gravy Train
Staircase To The Day displays the complexity of mid-seventies progressive rock. It features involved arrangements that utilize changing time signatures and surprising shifts in direction.