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Albums released on 24 March

  1. Gorillaz: Gorillaz

    2001 · 26 YEARS

    Gorillaz

    Gorillaz

    Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett launched a virtual project with this debut to sidestep traditional fame. It remains a strange experiment that proved cartoon characters could successfully front a serious musical endeavor.

  2. Lana Del Rey: Did You Know That There's A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    Did You Know That There's A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd

    Lana Del Rey

    This release centers on intimate confessions and family history. The songwriting functions as a personal diary, pairing raw vulnerability with a cinematic scope reminiscent of dramatic Hollywood tragedy.

  3. Future Islands: Singles

    2014 · 13 YEARS

    Singles

    Future Islands

    Samuel T. Herring sparked a viral moment that introduced this synth-pop outfit to a wide public. The work pairs melancholy lyrical themes with driving rhythms to create a clear sense of longing.

  4. The Rolling Stones: Dirty Work

    1986 · 41 YEARS

    Dirty Work

    The Rolling Stones

    Internal friction between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards fueled these 1986 sessions. The record highlights a band navigating personal conflict while leaning into a sharper, more aggressive approach.

  5. Van Halen: 5150

    1986 · 41 YEARS

    5150

    Van Halen

    Sammy Hagar joined as the new vocalist, marking a significant change for the group. The record proved they could shift their chemistry while retaining the high-octane energy expected by their audience.

  6. Chicago: Chicago VIII

    1975 · 52 YEARS

    Chicago VIII

    Chicago

    Harry Truman is the centerpiece of this 1975 release, serving as a brass-heavy tribute. The record finds the group moving toward a polished, pop-oriented sound while keeping their characteristic horn work.

  7. Pink Floyd: The Dark Side Of The Moon

    1973 · 54 YEARS

    The Dark Side Of The Moon

    Pink Floyd

    Studio engineering, heartbeat rhythms and tape loops created a benchmark that occupied charts for years. The record examines the pressures of modern life through a focused thematic lens.

  8. Courtney Barnett: Sometimes I Sit And Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit

    2015 · 12 YEARS

    Sometimes I Sit And Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit

    Courtney Barnett

    Everyday details and wit turn these songs into narratives resembling a private diary. The record provides comfort through a dry, conversational delivery that highlights mundane life.

  9. Mastodon: Crack The Skye

    2009 · 18 YEARS

    Crack The Skye

    Mastodon

    This ambitious concept record explores astral travel and personal tragedy. It marks a transition for the band from raw aggression toward expansive, psychedelic arrangements.

  10. Pet Shop Boys: Please

    1986 · 41 YEARS

    Please

    Pet Shop Boys

    Synthesizers and digital production define this 1986 debut. It establishes the duo's signature blend of witty lyrical observation and polished electronic arrangements.

  11. Mount Eerie: A Crow Looked At Me

    2017 · 10 YEARS

    A Crow Looked At Me

    Mount Eerie

    Created after a personal loss, this record is an honest, devastating look at grief. The work is intentionally sparse, ensuring the conversational lyrics hit with unvarnished impact.

  12. Miley Cyrus, Hannah Montana: Hannah Montana The Movie

    2009 · 18 YEARS

    Hannah Montana The Movie

    Miley Cyrus, Hannah Montana

    This soundtrack bridges the gap between a fictional pop persona and authentic country roots. It captures a pivotal moment of transition from television success to cinematic spectacle.

  13. Motörhead: Overkill

    1979 · 48 YEARS

    Overkill

    Motörhead

    Double bass drums and a gravelly vocal style define this 1979 release. It bridged the gap between the aggression of punk and the technical precision of heavy metal.

  14. Lynyrd Skynyrd: Nuthin' Fancy

    1975 · 52 YEARS

    Nuthin' Fancy

    Lynyrd Skynyrd

    Steve Gaines joined the group here, adding a technical edge to their gritty sound. The record includes the anti-handgun anthem Saturday Night Special, which became one of their most recognizable tracks.

  15. The Jesus And Mary Chain: Damage And Joy

    2017 · 10 YEARS

    Damage And Joy

    The Jesus And Mary Chain

    The Reid brothers returned to their signature noisy, melodic formula for this release. It balances weary nostalgia with the feedback-drenched guitars that defined their earlier work.

  16. Ye: Bully

    2025 · 2 YEARS

    Bully

    Ye

    This project leans into experimental electronic textures and departs from standard hip-hop structures. It favors a chaotic, rhythmic approach that feels urgent.

  17. Depeche Mode: Memento Mori

    2023 · 4 YEARS

    Memento Mori

    Depeche Mode

    Dark, atmospheric textures mark this release following the passing of Andy Fletcher. It blends industrial grit with melancholic melodies to explore themes of mortality.

  18. Arrested Development: 3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days In The Life Of...

    1992 · 35 YEARS

    3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days In The Life Of...

    Arrested Development

    Eclectic sampling and positive messages helped this record rise during the early nineties hip-hop boom. The group combined alternative rock textures with conscious lyrics to reach a broad audience.

  19. Placebo: Sleeping With Ghosts

    2003 · 24 YEARS

    Sleeping With Ghosts

    Placebo

    Focusing on the shadows of past relationships, the band traded raw aggression for a polished, electronic sound. It reflects the alternative rock landscape of 2003.

  20. The Cardigans: Long Gone Before Daylight

    2003 · 24 YEARS

    Long Gone Before Daylight

    The Cardigans

    Trading synthesizers for pedal steel and acoustic guitars, this record finds the band in a melancholic, mature state. It captures the bittersweet ache of moving on.