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Albums released on 20 July

  1. Cypress Hill: Black Sunday

    1993 · 34 YEARS

    Black Sunday

    Cypress Hill

    Cypress Hill changed the game in 1993 by merging West Coast grit with unapologetic cannabis culture. It stands as a pillar of hip hop that dominated radio without compromising its underground roots.

  2. The Beatles: Something New

    1964 · 63 YEARS

    Something New

    The Beatles

    Released in 1964, this collection captures the height of Beatlemania with tracks from the A Hard Day's Night film. It demonstrates the band's relentless work ethic as they aimed to reach international audiences.

  3. Ty Segall: "Joy"

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    "Joy"

    Ty Segall

    Ty Segall and White Fence present a collaborative effort that feels like an organic jam session. It captures the raw, fuzzy garage energy of the California scene in 2018.

  4. The Internet: Hive Mind

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    Hive Mind

    The Internet

    The Internet brings a cohesive, organic sound to life on this 2018 release. It acts as a masterclass in neo-soul and funk fusion from the Los Angeles alternative R&B scene.

  5. The Miles Davis Quintet: Cookin' With The Miles Davis Quintet

    1957 · 70 YEARS

    Cookin' With The Miles Davis Quintet

    The Miles Davis Quintet

    Recorded in two days, this 1957 release shows the quintet at their peak. It balances hard-bop fire with cool sophistication inside Rudy Van Gelder’s studio.

  6. Geri Allen Trio: Twenty One

    1994 · 33 YEARS

    Twenty One

    Geri Allen Trio

    Geri Allen leads a piano trio that prioritizes conversation over ego. Recorded in 1994, this session highlights a master balancing tradition with a modern edge.

  7. REO Speedwagon: Nine Lives

    1979 · 48 YEARS

    Nine Lives

    REO Speedwagon

    REO Speedwagon pivots here from blues-influenced roots toward a polished arena sound. It serves as a bridge between their bar-band origins and their later status as radio stars.

  8. Jefferson Airplane: Long John Silver

    1972 · 55 YEARS

    Long John Silver

    Jefferson Airplane

    This 1972 release stands as the final studio effort from the band's classic lineup. It documents a group moving away from folk-psychedelia toward a grittier rock sound.

  9. Carlos Santana: Love Devotion Surrender

    1973 · 54 YEARS

    Love Devotion Surrender

    Carlos Santana

    Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin explore the catalog of John Coltrane on this 1973 collaboration. It is a meditative link between the intensity of rock and the searching spirit of jazz.

  10. The National: Cherry Tree Vol. 3

    2004 · 23 YEARS

    Cherry Tree Vol. 3

    The National

    This 2004 release captures the National in their element, offering live performances that define their atmospheric sound. It is a core addition to the Cherry Tree series.

  11. Rickie Lee Jones: Pirates

    1981 · 46 YEARS

    Pirates

    Rickie Lee Jones

    Rickie Lee Jones follows her debut with a noir-inspired collection of stories. It balances bohemian grit with the polished, late-night elegance of the early eighties.

  12. Powerman 5000: Tonight The Stars Revolt!

    1999 · 28 YEARS

    Tonight The Stars Revolt!

    Powerman 5000

    Powerman 5000 delivers a high-energy record that feels like a B-movie soundtrack. It captures the late nineties obsession with space-age aesthetics and futuristic paranoia.

  13. Mott The Hoople: Mott

    1973 · 54 YEARS

    Mott

    Mott The Hoople

    David Bowie helped Mott The Hoople find their creative peak with this 1973 release. It blends street-level grit with theatrical ambition and catchy piano-driven hooks.

  14. Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 3 "Eroica"

    1979 · 48 YEARS

    Symphony No. 3 "Eroica"

    Ludwig van Beethoven

    Beethoven's third symphony changed music history by launching the Romantic period. This 1979 recording captures the massive, urgent sound of a composer breaking every rule.

  15. Scooter: No Time To Chill

    1998 · 29 YEARS

    No Time To Chill

    Scooter

    Scooter defines the Club Tools sound with this 1998 release. It captures the high-energy rave explosion of the late nineties with aggressive, stadium-ready techno.

  16. Mouse On Mars: Glam

    1998 · 29 YEARS

    Glam

    Mouse On Mars

    Mouse On Mars blends digital glitches with funk rhythms on this 1998 experimental record. It captures the playful energy of the Cologne electronic scene.

  17. The Glenn Miller Orchestra: In The Digital Mood

    1983 · 44 YEARS

    In The Digital Mood

    The Glenn Miller Orchestra

    The GRP label used digital technology in 1983 to re-record big band classics. This approach gives the arrangements a crisp, punchy feel that sounds modern.

  18. Kim Carnes: Barking At Airplanes

    1985 · 42 YEARS

    Barking At Airplanes

    Kim Carnes

    Kim Carnes embraces synth-heavy production on this 1985 release. It is a polished mix of moody pop-rock and experimental textures that highlight her raspy vocals.

  19. John Baldry: It Ain't Easy

    1971 · 56 YEARS

    It Ain't Easy

    John Baldry

    Long John Baldry delivers a masterclass in swagger on this 1971 blues-rock release. It captures a smoky club atmosphere with a theatrical, soulful edge.

  20. Fear Factory: Obsolete

    1998 · 29 YEARS

    Obsolete

    Fear Factory

    Fear Factory explores the tension between humanity and the digital age on this record. It uses industrial metal production to create a sense of mechanical precision.