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Albums released on 3 June

  1. Freddie Gibbs: Piñata

    2014 · 13 YEARS

    Piñata

    Freddie Gibbs

    Freddie Gibbs and Madlib deliver a stark, street-level narrative supported by jazz-inflected, dusty production. This 2014 release balances harsh lyrical honesty with a warm, organic instrumental feel.

  2. Whitney: Light Upon The Lake

    2016 · 11 YEARS

    Light Upon The Lake

    Whitney

    Whitney blends indie rock with a vintage pop aesthetic on this sun-drenched debut. It is a laid-back, carefully constructed collection of melodies suited for summer listening.

  3. Joe Henderson: Page One

    1963 · 64 YEARS

    Page One

    Joe Henderson

    Joe Henderson made his debut in 1963 with a sophisticated harmonic approach that helped shape the hard bop scene. The interplay between tenor sax and trumpet remains a sharp, focused highlight of the era.

  4. Bryan Ferry: Boys And Girls

    1985 · 42 YEARS

    Boys And Girls

    Bryan Ferry

    Bryan Ferry explores a sleek, synth-driven sound that balances art-rock ambition with polished pop sensibilities. Released in 1985, the album captures the smooth atmosphere of the mid-eighties.

  5. Wu-Tang Clan: Wu-Tang Forever

    1997 · 30 YEARS

    Wu-Tang Forever

    Wu-Tang Clan

    Wu-Tang Forever is a dense, sprawling double album that expands the group's gritty mythology. It documents the collective's shift toward a more expansive, polished sound during the golden era of East Coast hip hop.

  6. Willie Nelson: Shotgun Willie

    1973 · 54 YEARS

    Shotgun Willie

    Willie Nelson

    Shotgun Willie represents a turn toward the outlaw country aesthetic that defined the artist's later output. It is a stripped-back, honest record that captures a musician finding his own creative path.

  7. The Kills: Ash & Ice

    2016 · 11 YEARS

    Ash & Ice

    The Kills

    The Kills combine bluesy guitar riffs with a dark, modern edge on this gritty collection. The record captures a restless energy and the tension found in a live performance.

  8. Elton John: Empty Sky

    1969 · 58 YEARS

    Empty Sky

    Elton John

    Elton John's 1969 debut captures a young songwriter experimenting with psychedelic textures and folk storytelling. It offers a glimpse into a transitional period before his rise to massive popularity.

  9. Gerald Wilson Orchestra: Moment Of Truth

    2022 · 5 YEARS

    Moment Of Truth

    Gerald Wilson Orchestra

    The Gerald Wilson Orchestra delivers a powerhouse of West Coast big band jazz on this 2022 release. It highlights tight ensemble brass work and soulful improvisation.

  10. Honeymoon Suite: Honeymoon Suite

    1984 · 43 YEARS

    Honeymoon Suite

    Honeymoon Suite

    Honeymoon Suite launched their career in 1984 with an album defined by sharp hooks and high-gloss production. It captures the melodic, stadium-ready rock aesthetic of the decade.

  11. Weezer: Weezer

    2008 · 19 YEARS

    Weezer

    Weezer

    Weezer pushed beyond their power-pop roots with this 2008 experimental effort. The album features theatrical arrangements and diverse studio techniques.

  12. Eric Gale: Ginseng Woman

    1977 · 50 YEARS

    Ginseng Woman

    Eric Gale

    Guitarist Eric Gale delivers a smooth, bluesy solo effort from 1977. This high-fidelity jazz-funk record balances tight rhythmic arrangements with a relaxed New York vibe.

  13. Squarepusher: Feed Me Weird Things

    1996 · 31 YEARS

    Feed Me Weird Things

    Squarepusher

    Feed Me Weird Things is a dizzying debut that fuses frantic breakbeats with complex, melodic basslines. It defines the experimental edge of the nineties IDM movement.

  14. Marlena Shaw: Sweet Beginnings

    1977 · 50 YEARS

    Sweet Beginnings

    Marlena Shaw

    Marlena Shaw demonstrates vocal mastery by blending soul with disco influences on this 1977 release. It captures a moment where vocal phrasing met the high-energy pulse of the dance floor.

  15. Alice Cooper: The Last Temptation

    1994 · 33 YEARS

    The Last Temptation

    Alice Cooper

    Alice Cooper blends dark narrative themes with radio-friendly rock on this 1994 conceptual project. It acts as a bridge between his classic shock-rock roots and the alternative era.

  16. Kim Larsen & Bellami: Forklædt Som Voksen

    1986 · 41 YEARS

    Forklædt Som Voksen

    Kim Larsen & Bellami

    This 1986 release by Kim Larsen & Bellami remains a staple of the Danish songbook. It balances pop sensibility with folk-rooted storytelling to create a nostalgic, inviting atmosphere.

  17. Train: My Private Nation

    2003 · 24 YEARS

    My Private Nation

    Train

    Train found success in 2003 by balancing earnest songwriting with the polished hooks of early 2000s radio. The record captures a band moving toward a refined, melodic sound.

  18. Mike Oldfield: Tres Lunas

    2002 · 25 YEARS

    Tres Lunas

    Mike Oldfield

    Mike Oldfield turned toward ambient textures on this 2002 project inspired by the night sky. It is a clean, digital album designed for expansive, late-night listening.

  19. Kaiser Chiefs: The Future Is Medieval

    2011 · 16 YEARS

    The Future Is Medieval

    Kaiser Chiefs

    Kaiser Chiefs invited fans to curate their own tracklists for this 2011 release. The album shifts toward a polished, electronic-leaning indie rock sound with punchy guitars.

  20. Wailing Souls: Fire House Rock

    1981 · 46 YEARS

    Fire House Rock

    Wailing Souls

    Wailing Souls delivered a definitive reggae collection in 1981 at the Channel One studio. It features heavy basslines and lush vocal harmonies that defined the early dancehall transition.