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Albums released on 20 March

  1. Panda Bear: Person Pitch

    2007 · 20 YEARS

    Person Pitch

    Panda Bear

    Noah Lennox crafted this 2007 release in his Lisbon home using basic sampling tools. It stands out for its dense, dreamlike collages that reimagined vocal layering and pop production.

  2. Tony Allen: Rejoice

    2020 · 7 YEARS

    Rejoice

    Tony Allen

    Begun in 2010, this collaboration between Tony Allen and Hugh Masekela serves as a final tribute to their friendship. It fuses the rhythmic foundations of Afrobeat with the improvisational freedom of jazz.

  3. Robin Trower: Victims Of The Fury

    1980 · 47 YEARS

    Victims Of The Fury

    Robin Trower

    Robin Trower shifts toward a lean, aggressive hard rock style on this 1980 release. It captures his final studio work with vocalist James Dewar, emphasizing a gritty, muscular guitar approach.

  4. Anita Baker: Rapture

    1986 · 41 YEARS

    Rapture

    Anita Baker

    Anita Baker bridged jazz phrasing with R&B on this 1986 release. It favored a sophisticated aesthetic over the trends of the period, emphasizing vocal range and emotional depth.

  5. The Weeknd: After Hours

    2020 · 7 YEARS

    After Hours

    The Weeknd

    The Weeknd explores themes of fame and isolation through a dark, cinematic lens on this 2020 release. It blends neon-drenched synth-pop with moody R&B to create a tense narrative.

  6. Conan Gray: Kid Krow

    2020 · 7 YEARS

    Kid Krow

    Conan Gray

    Conan Gray documents the transition into adulthood and suburban restless energy on this 2020 debut. It pairs intimate, lo-fi production with melodies aimed at the radio.

  7. Kenny Rogers: Gideon

    1980 · 47 YEARS

    Gideon

    Kenny Rogers

    Kenny Rogers tells the fictional story of a cowboy named Gideon Tanner on this 1980 concept album. It focuses on the arc of a man's life through narrative ballads and lush arrangements.

  8. Stan Getz: Jazz Samba Encore!

    1963 · 64 YEARS

    Jazz Samba Encore!

    Stan Getz

    Stan Getz and Luiz Bonfa reunite on this 1963 release to explore the bossa nova sound. It stands out for its intimate guitar work and delicate, breathy saxophone melodies.

  9. Dashboard Confessional: The Places You Have Come To Fear The Most

    2001 · 26 YEARS

    The Places You Have Come To Fear The Most

    Dashboard Confessional

    Dashboard Confessional strips back the production to deliver an honest, acoustic record of heartbreak. It serves as a key document of the early 2000s indie and emo transition.

  10. Roger Eno: Mixing Colours

    2020 · 7 YEARS

    Mixing Colours

    Roger Eno

    Roger Eno and Brian Eno present a collection of short piano pieces titled after colors on this 2020 project. It offers a resonant, ambient experience for quiet reflection.

  11. The Olivia Tremor Control: Black Foliage: Animation Music Volume 1

    1999 · 28 YEARS

    Black Foliage: Animation Music Volume 1

    The Olivia Tremor Control

    The Olivia Tremor Control create a dizzying, collage-like experience on this 1999 release. It mixes tape loops with avant-garde sounds to define the psychedelic ambition of the Elephant 6 collective.

  12. Adam Lambert: Velvet

    2020 · 7 YEARS

    Velvet

    Adam Lambert

    Adam Lambert turns toward a grittier, funk-infused sound on this 2020 release. He abandons pop sheen for analog-inspired production and personal, expressive vocals.

  13. Low: Drums And Guns

    2007 · 20 YEARS

    Drums And Guns

    Low

    Low delivers a stark, confrontational record inspired by global instability. It trades their previous lush arrangements for a cold, industrial edge and jagged, distorted textures.

  14. Laura Marling: Short Movie

    2015 · 12 YEARS

    Short Movie

    Laura Marling

    Laura Marling adopts a sharper, electric sound on this 2015 release following her time in Los Angeles. It marks a move away from her previous acoustic work toward a bolder, rock-influenced palette.

  15. Robert Glasper: In My Element

    2007 · 20 YEARS

    In My Element

    Robert Glasper

    Robert Glasper blends post-bop jazz structures with hip-hop rhythms on this 2007 release. It serves as a foundational work for the evolution of the modern piano trio.

  16. Gene: Olympian

    1995 · 32 YEARS

    Olympian

    Gene

    Gene captures the yearning of mid-nineties British guitar music on their 1995 debut. It stands out for its emotive vocals and focus on themes of urban isolation.

  17. Foxy: Get Off

    1978 · 49 YEARS

    Get Off

    Foxy

    Foxy defines the Miami disco scene of 1978 with this high-energy release. It blends soul sensibilities with driving, rhythmic percussion to capture the heat of the dance floor.

  18. Pet Shop Boys: Release

    2002 · 25 YEARS

    Release

    Pet Shop Boys

    Pet Shop Boys depart from their usual dance-pop to deliver a mellow, guitar-driven album in 2002. It focuses on live instrumentation and acoustic textures.

  19. Josh Ritter: The Animal Years

    2006 · 21 YEARS

    The Animal Years

    Josh Ritter

    Josh Ritter blends apocalyptic imagery with personal storytelling on this 2006 folk-rock record. It captures a restless, urgent energy that defined the singer-songwriter boom of the mid-2000s.

  20. Morrissey: I Am Not A Dog On A Chain

    2020 · 7 YEARS

    I Am Not A Dog On A Chain

    Morrissey

    Morrissey combines indie rock with folk influences on this 2020 studio effort. It showcases his signature wit through a variety of genre-bending arrangements.