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Albums released on 27 March

  1. Waxahatchee: Saint Cloud

    2020 · 7 YEARS

    Saint Cloud

    Waxahatchee

    Waxahatchee shifts toward Southern gothic storytelling on Saint Cloud. The record trades grit for a spacious, acoustic-leaning sound that mirrors a conversation with one's personal history.

  2. Ratt: Out Of The Cellar

    1984 · 43 YEARS

    Out Of The Cellar

    Ratt

    Ratt brings Sunset Strip excess to the forefront on their debut. The record balances street-level grit with the catchy, polished melodies that became a fixture of the mid-eighties rock scene.

  3. Cleo Sol: Rose In The Dark

    2020 · 7 YEARS

    Rose In The Dark

    Cleo Sol

    Cleo Sol delivers a private diary set to music on Rose In The Dark. The record prioritizes emotional honesty through a stripped-back, organic approach to modern soul.

  4. Céline Dion: D'Eux

    1995 · 32 YEARS

    D'Eux

    Céline Dion

    Céline Dion explores sophisticated French-language pop on this 1995 release. Jean-Jacques Goldman provides arrangements that highlight her vocal power through soft rock and ballads.

  5. The Cramps: Psychedelic Jungle

    1981 · 46 YEARS

    Psychedelic Jungle

    The Cramps

    The Cramps lean into swampy, reverb-drenched guitars on Psychedelic Jungle. The record turns low-budget grit into a hypnotic mix of rockabilly and horror aesthetics.

  6. Dua Lipa: Future Nostalgia

    2020 · 7 YEARS

    Future Nostalgia

    Dua Lipa

    Future Nostalgia acts as both a time capsule of the late seventies and a modern dance floor record. Dua Lipa mixes vintage disco grooves with the precision of contemporary pop.

  7. Barry White: I've Got So Much To Give

    1973 · 54 YEARS

    I've Got So Much To Give

    Barry White

    Barry White debuts with a massive, orchestral soul sound on this 1973 record. The release features lush arrangements that set a standard for romantic soul music.

  8. Death Cab For Cutie: Kintsugi

    2015 · 12 YEARS

    Kintsugi

    Death Cab For Cutie

    Kintsugi is a 2015 release from Death Cab For Cutie that navigates a period of personal transition. It sits between the band's traditional indie-pop style and a new focus on art-rock experimentation.

  9. Bon Jovi: 7800° Fahrenheit

    1985 · 42 YEARS

    7800° Fahrenheit

    Bon Jovi

    Bon Jovi bridges the gap between early sounds and future stadium anthems on 7800° Fahrenheit. It captures a band finding their footing during the mid-eighties.

  10. Social Distortion: Social Distortion

    1990 · 37 YEARS

    Social Distortion

    Social Distortion

    Social Distortion channels personal struggle into a raw collection of punk-rock tracks. The record defines the Southern California scene as it moved toward the mainstream.

  11. Nightwish: Endless Forms Most Beautiful

    2015 · 12 YEARS

    Endless Forms Most Beautiful

    Nightwish

    Nightwish draws from the writings of Richard Dawkins for this expansive metal project. It marks the arrival of vocalist Floor Jansen within their cinematic framework.

  12. Pearl Jam: Gigaton

    2020 · 7 YEARS

    Gigaton

    Pearl Jam

    Pearl Jam pushes into uncharted territory on Gigaton by using synth-heavy arrangements. The record addresses topical themes with an urgent, personal perspective.

  13. Nicolas Jaar: Cenizas

    2020 · 7 YEARS

    Cenizas

    Nicolas Jaar

    Nicolas Jaar explores isolation on Cenizas through sparse, reflective soundscapes. The record relies on silence as much as delicate piano melodies.

  14. Pete Yorn: Musicforthemorningafter

    2001 · 26 YEARS

    Musicforthemorningafter

    Pete Yorn

    Pete Yorn delivers an intimate set of songs on Musicforthemorningafter. The record serves as a bridge between nineties alternative grit and the clean pop-rock of the early 2000s.

  15. Teebee: Blacksciencelabs

    2000 · 27 YEARS

    Blacksciencelabs

    Teebee

    Teebee delivers Blacksciencelabs, a 2000 drum and bass record that emphasizes high-tension production. It is a precise and cold collection of tracks that lean into a darkside aesthetic.

  16. Silverchair: Frogstomp

    1995 · 32 YEARS

    Frogstomp

    Silverchair

    Silverchair shocked the world by recording this debut at age fifteen. Frogstomp captures the raw intensity of the grunge movement during the mid-nineties.

  17. Daniel Avery: Illusion Of Time

    2020 · 7 YEARS

    Illusion Of Time

    Daniel Avery

    Daniel Avery finds a quiet synergy between two masters of texture on Illusion Of Time. The record captures a fragile state of mind rooted in ambient tradition.

  18. Jimmy Page: Death Wish II (The Original Soundtrack)

    1982 · 45 YEARS

    Death Wish II (The Original Soundtrack)

    Jimmy Page

    Jimmy Page crafts a moody instrumental score for a gritty urban thriller on Death Wish II. He abandons his band to explore electronic-tinged production.

  19. Tobias Sammet's Avantasia: The Mystery Of Time (A Rock Epic)

    2013 · 14 YEARS

    The Mystery Of Time (A Rock Epic)

    Tobias Sammet's Avantasia

    Tobias Sammet leads a Victorian-inspired rock opera on The Mystery Of Time. The record blends philosophical inquiry with theatrical vignettes.

  20. Run-DMC: Run-D.M.C.

    1984 · 43 YEARS

    Run-D.M.C.

    Run-DMC

    Run-DMC established a new path for hip-hop on their 1984 debut, moving from park jams to the global stage with minimalist beats.