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Albums released on 10 November

  1. Taylor Swift: Reputation

    2017 · 9 YEARS

    Reputation

    Taylor Swift

    Taylor Swift trades her usual acoustic pop for a dark, industrial shift on this 2017 release. It acts as a defensive reaction to intense public attention.

  2. Billy Idol: Rebel Yell

    1983 · 43 YEARS

    Rebel Yell

    Billy Idol

    Billy Idol captures a tense, mid-eighties energy by blending punk grit with polished studio craft. Steve Stevens contributes signature guitar work that mirrors human screams.

  3. Chris Stapleton: Higher

    2023 · 3 YEARS

    Higher

    Chris Stapleton

    Chris Stapleton delivers a collection of bluesy, folk-influenced songs that highlight raw vocal power. It functions like a quiet conversation during a late-night session.

  4. X-Ray Spex: Germfree Adolescents

    1978 · 48 YEARS

    Germfree Adolescents

    X-Ray Spex

    Poly Styrene and her band challenged the 1978 punk scene with piercing vocals and jagged saxophone parts. This collection attacks consumerism through a lens of chaotic, angular energy.

  5. Bad Omens: The Death Of Peace Of Mind

    2021 · 5 YEARS

    The Death Of Peace Of Mind

    Bad Omens

    Bad Omens pivot away from traditional metalcore toward an electronic-infused, cinematic sound on this 2021 release. It focuses on mood and high-gloss textures.

  6. Foo Fighters: Sonic Highways

    2014 · 12 YEARS

    Sonic Highways

    Foo Fighters

    Foo Fighters recorded this 2014 album in eight different cities to document diverse American musical histories. Each location provides a unique backdrop for the band.

  7. Queen: Jazz

    1978 · 48 YEARS

    Jazz

    Queen

    Queen explores an eclectic mix of vaudeville, hard rock, and disco on this 1978 project. It features aggressive studio techniques and stadium-sized energy.

  8. Spandau Ballet: Through The Barricades

    1986 · 40 YEARS

    Through The Barricades

    Spandau Ballet

    Spandau Ballet moves toward a soul-inflected rock style on this 1986 release. The title track anchors a shift in the group's creative direction.

  9. Giacomo Puccini: Tosca

    1985 · 41 YEARS

    Tosca

    Giacomo Puccini

    This 1985 recording of Giacomo Puccini's opera follows a tragic, high-stakes collision between three characters. It remains a tense psychological drama.

  10. The O'Jays: Ship Ahoy

    1973 · 53 YEARS

    Ship Ahoy

    The O'Jays

    The O'Jays focus on socially conscious themes alongside lush, orchestral arrangements in this 1973 soul project. Their vocal harmonies are at their peak.

  11. PinkPantheress: Heaven Knows

    2023 · 3 YEARS

    Heaven Knows

    PinkPantheress

    PinkPantheress blends UK garage rhythms with drum and bass on this 2023 release. It is a collection of high-energy, experimental electronic tracks.

  12. Modern Talking: In The Middle Of Nowhere - The 4th Album

    1986 · 40 YEARS

    In The Middle Of Nowhere - The 4th Album

    Modern Talking

    In The Middle Of Nowhere features the dramatic, synth-heavy pop sound that defined this duo in 1986. It remains a key example of the Euro-disco movement.

  13. Damien Rice: My Favourite Faded Fantasy

    2014 · 12 YEARS

    My Favourite Faded Fantasy

    Damien Rice

    Damien Rice returns with introspective songwriting that moves from acoustic starts to cinematic crescendos. Themes of heartbreak and redemption dominate.

  14. The Moody Blues: Days Of Future Passed

    1967 · 59 YEARS

    Days Of Future Passed

    The Moody Blues

    The Moody Blues bridged the gap between psychedelic rock and symphonic music on this 1967 concept album. It follows the cycle of a single day.

  15. Absolute Beginner: Bambule

    1998 · 28 YEARS

    Bambule

    Absolute Beginner

    Absolute Beginner shifted German hip-hop in 1998 with a playful, sample-heavy sound. It balances lyrical wit against radio-ready production.

  16. Pete Rock: Soul Survivor

    1998 · 28 YEARS

    Soul Survivor

    Pete Rock

    Pete Rock steps forward on this 1998 debut, showcasing East Coast talent alongside a long list of collaborators. The production is warm and dusty.

  17. Kraftwerk: Electric Cafe

    1986 · 40 YEARS

    Electric Cafe

    Kraftwerk

    Kraftwerk adopted the Synclavier system for this 1986 release, emphasizing clinical rhythm and digital sampling. It explores the link between humanity and machines.

  18. Neil Young: Zuma

    1975 · 51 YEARS

    Zuma

    Neil Young

    Neil Young records with Crazy Horse on the Malibu coast to capture a loose, spontaneous rock energy. Distorted guitars define this 1975 collection.

  19. Kylie Minogue: Body Language

    2003 · 23 YEARS

    Body Language

    Kylie Minogue

    Kylie Minogue explores electroclash and classic pop on Body Language. It is a synth-heavy collection that balances a nostalgic feel with a modern approach.

  20. The Clash: Give 'Em Enough Rope

    1978 · 48 YEARS

    Give 'Em Enough Rope

    The Clash

    The Clash enlist Sandy Pearlman to bring a hard-rock edge to their 1978 follow-up. It shows the band moving toward ambitious, expansive songwriting.