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Albums released on 10 June

  1. Jack White: Lazaretto

    2014 · 13 YEARS

    Lazaretto

    Jack White

    Jack White delivers a raw, blues-drenched record in Lazaretto. It functions as an analog playground featuring locked grooves and varying playback speeds.

  2. Boards Of Canada: Tomorrow's Harvest

    2013 · 14 YEARS

    Tomorrow's Harvest

    Boards Of Canada

    Boards Of Canada deliver a bleak transmission from a post-collapse civilization. The 2013 record trades earlier warmth for a stark, desolate atmosphere.

  3. Bob Marley & The Wailers: Uprising

    1980 · 47 YEARS

    Uprising

    Bob Marley & The Wailers

    This 1980 release stands as the final studio project from Bob Marley & The Wailers during the reggae icon's life. It carries a profound sense of urgency and resilience.

  4. R.E.M.: Fables Of The Reconstruction / Reconstruction Of The Fables

    1985 · 42 YEARS

    Fables Of The Reconstruction / Reconstruction Of The Fables

    R.E.M.

    Fables Of The Reconstruction by R.E.M. features a moody, subterranean sound recorded during a cold winter. It highlights the band's folk-inflected texture.

  5. David Bowie: Heathen

    2002 · 25 YEARS

    Heathen

    David Bowie

    David Bowie grapples with mortality and the state of the world on this 2002 release. It is a moody, guitar-driven exploration that feels both urgent and resigned.

  6. Grouper: Dragging A Dead Deer Up A Hill

    2008 · 19 YEARS

    Dragging A Dead Deer Up A Hill

    Grouper

    Liz Harris recorded these songs in a remote cabin, resulting in a haunting, lo-fi dreamscape. It remains a definitive entry in the ambient folk canon.

  7. Scritti Politti: Cupid & Psyche 85

    1985 · 42 YEARS

    Cupid & Psyche 85

    Scritti Politti

    Green Gartside utilized digital synthesis to create this futuristic 1985 release. The record stands as a benchmark for high-fidelity production and intellectual pop.

  8. The Fabulous Thunderbirds: Tuff Enuff

    1986 · 41 YEARS

    Tuff Enuff

    The Fabulous Thunderbirds

    The Fabulous Thunderbirds broke through to a massive audience with this 1986 release. It features stinging guitar work and soulful harmonica that revitalized the band.

  9. Band Of Horses: Why Are You Ok

    2016 · 11 YEARS

    Why Are You Ok

    Band Of Horses

    Band Of Horses balance soaring choruses with introspective, mid-tempo tracks on this 2016 record. It tackles themes of growth and change with a steady hand.

  10. Fountains Of Wayne: Welcome Interstate Managers

    2003 · 24 YEARS

    Welcome Interstate Managers

    Fountains Of Wayne

    Adam Schlesinger displays his songwriting talent on this 2003 release. It blends cynical wit with perfectly crafted power-pop hooks.

  11. Wooden Shjips: West

    2011 · 16 YEARS

    West

    Wooden Shjips

    Wooden Shjips turn simple rock structures into expansive mantras on this 2011 record. It captures the hazy, sun-drenched aesthetic of the San Francisco psych scene.

  12. Rod Stewart: Body Wishes

    1983 · 44 YEARS

    Body Wishes

    Rod Stewart

    Rod Stewart embraced a sleek, synth-driven sound on this 1983 release. It reflects a transition toward the neon-soaked production that dominated the airwaves.

  13. Max Richter: The New Four Seasons - Vivaldi Recomposed

    2022 · 5 YEARS

    The New Four Seasons - Vivaldi Recomposed

    Max Richter

    Max Richter reimagines Vivaldi in The New Four Seasons. It bridges eighteenth-century baroque structures with contemporary methods.

  14. Kula Shaker: K

    1996 · 31 YEARS

    K

    Kula Shaker

    K by Kula Shaker stands out in the Britpop era for its Eastern influences. It blends psychedelic rock with infectious pop hooks.

  15. 2Cellos: 2Cellos

    2011 · 16 YEARS

    2Cellos

    2Cellos

    2Cellos features high-energy rock anthems performed with percussive bow work. It proves the cello can handle distortion and grit.

  16. Talking Heads: Little Creatures

    1985 · 42 YEARS

    Little Creatures

    Talking Heads

    Talking Heads embraced an accessible, Americana-inflected sound on this 1985 release. It captures the group distilling their eccentric energy into radio-friendly hooks.

  17. Black Sabbath: 13

    2013 · 14 YEARS

    13

    Black Sabbath

    13 by Black Sabbath marks a return to the doom-laden roots of the band. It is their first studio collaboration with Ozzy Osbourne in decades.

  18. Stevie Nicks: The Wild Heart

    1983 · 44 YEARS

    The Wild Heart

    Stevie Nicks

    Stevie Nicks cemented her status as a solo force with this 1983 record. It blends soft rock sensibilities with the sharp, driving rhythms that dominated the era.

  19. First Aid Kit: Stay Gold

    2014 · 13 YEARS

    Stay Gold

    First Aid Kit

    The Söderberg sisters refine their vocal harmonies on this 2014 release. It captures a sense of wanderlust that feels both personal and expansive.

  20. Weval: Weval

    2016 · 11 YEARS

    Weval

    Weval

    The 2016 debut from Weval pushes electronic music toward a more personal, song-driven territory. It distinguishes itself by pairing club-ready rhythm structures with a distinct sense of melancholic warmth.