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Albums released on 9 March

  1. Cannonball Adderley: Somethin' Else

    1958 · 69 YEARS

    Somethin' Else

    Cannonball Adderley

    Miles Davis takes a backseat to Cannonball Adderley on this 1958 session. It is a defining hard bop release that balances cool, restrained energy with soulful intensity.

  2. Daft Punk: Human After All

    2005 · 22 YEARS

    Human After All

    Daft Punk

    Daft Punk pivoted toward a raw, mechanical sound for this 2005 project. It is a polarizing study in repetition that embraces stark, lo-fi textures.

  3. U2: The Joshua Tree

    1987 · 40 YEARS

    The Joshua Tree

    U2

    U2 explored the American West to craft this expansive 1987 rock record. It marks a shift toward ambient-influenced textures and cinematic scope.

  4. Simply Red: Men And Women

    1987 · 40 YEARS

    Men And Women

    Simply Red

    Simply Red pushed into a glossy, studio-driven sound with this 1987 release. It highlights the band's desire to merge classic songwriting with modern pop.

  5. Beth Orton: Central Reservation

    1999 · 28 YEARS

    Central Reservation

    Beth Orton

    Beth Orton blends acoustic folk with glitchy electronic production on this 1999 release. It captures a fragile, nocturnal mood evocative of London mornings.

  6. Young Fathers: Cocoa Sugar

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    Cocoa Sugar

    Young Fathers

    Young Fathers deliver a rhythmic, genre-bending experience on this 2018 record. It blends gospel, hip-hop, and pop with unconventional, jagged textures.

  7. The Floaters: The Floaters

    1977 · 50 YEARS

    The Floaters

    The Floaters

    The Floaters introduced a unique, conversational style to soul music in 1977. Their record emphasizes personality and mood through spoken-word delivery.

  8. Judas Priest: Firepower

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    Firepower

    Judas Priest

    Judas Priest revisited their heavy metal roots on this 2018 high-octane collection. It features the classic dual-guitar attack alongside modern production.

  9. Graham Parker And The Rumour: Squeezing Out Sparks

    1979 · 48 YEARS

    Squeezing Out Sparks

    Graham Parker And The Rumour

    Pub rock hits its stride on this 1979 release by Graham Parker And The Rumour. It captures a raw, muscular sound through biting lyrics and urgent playing.

  10. Frank Black: Frank Black

    1993 · 34 YEARS

    Frank Black

    Frank Black

    Frank Black pivoted to a quirky, space-obsessed pop sound for his 1993 solo debut. It trades previous surf-rock grit for a cleaner, melodic approach.

  11. TV On The Radio: Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes

    2004 · 23 YEARS

    Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes

    TV On The Radio

    TV On The Radio bring raw, post-punk anxiety and gospel melodies together on this 2004 debut. It is a frantic, genre-defying mix of organic and electronic sounds.

  12. Albert Hammond Jr: Francis Trouble (Vol. 1)

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    Francis Trouble (Vol. 1)

    Albert Hammond Jr

    Albert Hammond Jr explores themes of identity and loss on this 2018 release. It utilizes punchy guitar riffs and a nostalgic garage-rock spirit.

  13. Pitchshifter: www.pitchshifter.com

    1998 · 29 YEARS

    www.pitchshifter.com

    Pitchshifter

    Pitchshifter melded breakbeat rhythms with heavy guitar riffs on this 1998 release. It represents a forward-thinking experiment in industrial aggression.

  14. Richard 'Dimples' Fields: Mr. Look So Good!

    1982 · 45 YEARS

    Mr. Look So Good!

    Richard 'Dimples' Fields

    Richard 'Dimples' Fields displays immense confidence and swagger on this 1982 R&B release. It is a mix of funk, ballads, and smooth, professional polish.

  15. Jimi Hendrix: Both Sides Of The Sky

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    Both Sides Of The Sky

    Jimi Hendrix

    Jimi Hendrix is captured in a pivotal blues and funk transition on this 2018 collection of studio recordings. It features collaborations with Buddy Miles and Billy Cox.

  16. Chassol: Big Sun

    2015 · 12 YEARS

    Big Sun

    Chassol

    Chassol turns the sounds of Martinique into a musical instrument on this 2015 project. He calls his style ultrascore, blending field recordings with jazz piano.

  17. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club: Beat The Devil's Tattoo

    2010 · 17 YEARS

    Beat The Devil's Tattoo

    Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

    Black Rebel Motorcycle Club lean into swampy, psychedelic roots on this 2010 release. It is a dense, hypnotic effort characterized by distorted, bluesy riffs.

  18. Ironhorse: Ironhorse

    1979 · 48 YEARS

    Ironhorse

    Ironhorse

    Randy Bachman formed Ironhorse in 1979 to pursue a polished, melodic rock direction. The album reflects the transition from seventies riffs to eighties studio sheen.

  19. David Byrne: American Utopia

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    American Utopia

    David Byrne

    David Byrne explores modern life with a sense of radical optimism on this 2018 release. It blends art-pop sensibilities with danceable, percussive energy.

  20. Erasure: World Beyond

    2018 · 9 YEARS

    World Beyond

    Erasure

    Erasure reimagined their synth-pop work with orchestral arrangements on this 2018 release. It trades electronic beats for strings and piano.