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Albums released on 18 March

  1. Crystal Castles: Crystal Castles

    2008 · 19 YEARS

    Crystal Castles

    Crystal Castles

    This 2008 debut combines raw, distorted electronic grit with punk-inspired production. It is a collection defined by corrupted files and accidental recordings.

  2. Daughter: If You Leave

    2013 · 14 YEARS

    If You Leave

    Daughter

    Daughter explores the fine line between connection and isolation on this 2013 record. It is a debut defined by fragile lyrics and cavernous reverb.

  3. Stan Getz: Getz / Gilberto

    1964 · 63 YEARS

    Getz / Gilberto

    Stan Getz

    Stan Getz and João Gilberto brought Brazilian jazz to the forefront of American music in 1964. The record remains a standard for its airy clarity and elegant rhythms.

  4. IAM: L'École Du Micro D'Argent

    1997 · 30 YEARS

    L'École Du Micro D'Argent

    IAM

    A landmark of 1997 French hip-hop, this record blends dark orchestral samples with philosophical themes. It proved that socially conscious rap could reach a wide audience.

  5. AnnenMayKantereit: Alles Nix Konkretes

    2016 · 11 YEARS

    Alles Nix Konkretes

    AnnenMayKantereit

    Henning May provides a gravelly, honest vocal center to this 2016 folk-pop record. It captures the anxieties of early adulthood through stripped-back arrangements.

  6. Phosphorescent: Muchacho

    2013 · 14 YEARS

    Muchacho

    Phosphorescent

    Written after a house fire, this 2013 collection balances Americana roots with electronic indie rock. It is a hazy, cinematic exploration of loss.

  7. Do Make Say Think: & Yet & Yet

    2002 · 25 YEARS

    & Yet & Yet

    Do Make Say Think

    This 2002 release is a hallmark of post-rock that prioritizes patience over immediate impact. It builds sprawling, emotive experiences through intricate layers.

  8. Matia Bazar: Tango

    1983 · 44 YEARS

    Tango

    Matia Bazar

    Matia Bazar moved toward a high-fashion, synth-heavy sound on this 1983 release. It represents a shift from progressive rock into futuristic pop.

  9. Panic! At The Disco: Vices & Virtues

    2011 · 16 YEARS

    Vices & Virtues

    Panic! At The Disco

    Following significant member departures, the band shifted toward a more focused, modern rock sound in 2011. This record bridges their baroque pop past and an arena-ready future.

  10. The Herbaliser: Something Wicked This Way Comes

    2002 · 25 YEARS

    Something Wicked This Way Comes

    The Herbaliser

    This 2002 record blends cinematic soul with London underground hip-hop. It captures the atmosphere of a dark seventies heist film.

  11. Cypress Hill: Back In Black

    2022 · 5 YEARS

    Back In Black

    Cypress Hill

    Cypress Hill reunited with producer Black Milk for this 2022 release. It serves as a gritty homage to their roots while using modern boom-bap production.

  12. Stereolab: Emperor Tomato Ketchup

    1996 · 31 YEARS

    Emperor Tomato Ketchup

    Stereolab

    This 1996 release mixes repetitive motorik beats with avant-garde French pop. It is a dense, layered record that mirrors the indie scene's focus on art-pop.

  13. Aerosmith: Nine Lives

    1997 · 30 YEARS

    Nine Lives

    Aerosmith

    Internal friction and multiple producers marked the recording of this 1997 blues-rock record. It captures a polished, high-gloss sound during the band's massive commercial era.

  14. HÆLOS: Full Circle

    2016 · 11 YEARS

    Full Circle

    HÆLOS

    This 2016 debut from a London trio uses dark trip-hop textures to map out urban isolation. It is an ethereal, cinematic electronic record.

  15. Damien Jurado: Visions Of Us On The Land

    2016 · 11 YEARS

    Visions Of Us On The Land

    Damien Jurado

    Damien Jurado delivers an ambitious double album of folk-rock in 2016. It is a sprawling, literary record that rewards those who listen from start to finish.

  16. Dark Funeral: We Are The Apocalypse

    2022 · 5 YEARS

    We Are The Apocalypse

    Dark Funeral

    Swedish black metal legends returned in 2022 with a focus on icy, atmospheric intensity. The record balances speed with haunting, melodic undertones.

  17. Madame: Madame

    2021 · 6 YEARS

    Madame

    Madame

    This 2021 self-titled debut introduces a singular voice in the Italian urban scene. It is a confessional record that switches between ballads and high-tempo tracks.

  18. Rush: Rush

    1974 · 53 YEARS

    Rush

    Rush

    Released in 1974, this debut captured the band before Neil Peart joined. It was launched into the mainstream after a Cleveland DJ played the closing track on repeat.

  19. Bladee: Crest

    2022 · 5 YEARS

    Crest

    Bladee

    This 2022 collaboration creates a digital fever dream using cloud rap and pop elements. It is a dense, hypnotic journey defined by shimmering synthesizers.

  20. Deerhoof: Apple O'

    2003 · 24 YEARS

    Apple O'

    Deerhoof

    This 2003 indie record is a study in controlled chaos, blending whisper-thin vocals with frantic, toy-like percussion. It is a playful masterclass in avant-garde rock.