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Albums released on 19 November

  1. Linda Ronstadt: Heart Like A Wheel

    1974 · 52 YEARS

    Heart Like A Wheel

    Linda Ronstadt

    This 1974 release shifted the career of Linda Ronstadt into high gear. By merging country storytelling with rock sensibilities, the collection became a fixture of the Laurel Canyon scene.

  2. Led Zeppelin: Coda

    1982 · 44 YEARS

    Coda

    Led Zeppelin

    Led Zeppelin offers a final vault-clearing collection of studio leftovers released in 1982. The record displays the band's range through a mix of blues-rock tracks and experimental percussion.

  3. Nils Frahm: Spaces

    2013 · 13 YEARS

    Spaces

    Nils Frahm

    Nils Frahm captures the unpredictable energy of live music on this 2013 release. It prioritizes a tactile, intimate atmosphere, including ambient noise from the room.

  4. Joe Hisaishi: ハウルの動く城 サウンドトラック = Howl's Moving Castle

    2004 · 22 YEARS

    ハウルの動く城 サウンドトラック = Howl's Moving Castle

    Joe Hisaishi

    Joe Hisaishi provides a sweeping, romantic score for the 2004 film Howl's Moving Castle. The music utilizes a large orchestral palette to reflect a whimsical, European aesthetic.

  5. Fred again..: Actual Life 2 (February 2 - October 15 2021)

    2021 · 5 YEARS

    Actual Life 2 (February 2 - October 15 2021)

    Fred again..

    Fred again.. uses personal voice memos and found sounds to create this 2021 dance record. It functions as a diary, grounding house beats in unfiltered human connection.

  6. Adele: 30

    2021 · 5 YEARS

    30

    Adele

    Divorce serves as the raw catalyst for Adele's 2021 collection. The record navigates the transition into a new chapter of life with cinematic, personal songwriting.

  7. Nazareth: Expect No Mercy

    1977 · 49 YEARS

    Expect No Mercy

    Nazareth

    Nazareth leans into a gritty, direct hard rock territory on this 1977 release. The band strips away excess to focus on muscular production and aggressive performances.

  8. Don Henley: Building The Perfect Beast

    1984 · 42 YEARS

    Building The Perfect Beast

    Don Henley

    Don Henley shifted toward a more polished, introspective sound on this 1984 release. The record stands as a snapshot of the mid-eighties, balancing pop hooks with moody storytelling.

  9. Birdy: Birdy

    2011 · 15 YEARS

    Birdy

    Birdy

    Jasmine van den Bogaerde debuted in 2011 with a collection of stripped-back, minimalist ballads. Her approach to indie-folk staples provided a defining sound for the acoustic revival.

  10. The Kinks: Word Of Mouth

    1984 · 42 YEARS

    Word Of Mouth

    The Kinks

    Ray Davies explores social commentary and personal reflection on this 1984 project. The Kinks lean into a mature, mid-tempo pop-rock aesthetic that rewards careful listening.

  11. The Artist (Formerly Known As Prince): Emancipation

    1996 · 30 YEARS

    Emancipation

    The Artist (Formerly Known As Prince)

    The Artist (Formerly Known As Prince) declared his independence with this massive 1996 triple album. It stands as a sprawling, celebratory statement of creative freedom.

  12. Dokken: Under Lock And Key

    1985 · 41 YEARS

    Under Lock And Key

    Dokken

    George Lynch delivers sharp guitar work on this 1985 arena rock release. The record balances technical prowess with catchy songwriting to capture the high-energy sound of the Sunset Strip.

  13. Robbie Williams: Swing When You're Winning

    2001 · 25 YEARS

    Swing When You're Winning

    Robbie Williams

    Robbie Williams recorded this tribute to the Great American Songbook in 2001. He enlisted a star-studded cast to join him for these classic jazz standards in a Los Angeles studio.

  14. Mobb Deep: Hell On Earth

    1996 · 30 YEARS

    Hell On Earth

    Mobb Deep

    Prodigy and Havoc reached a chilling peak on this 1996 release. The record serves as a gritty, claustrophobic dispatch from the projects, defining the sound of the Loud Records era.

  15. George Harrison: Thirty Three & 1/3

    1976 · 50 YEARS

    Thirty Three & 1/3

    George Harrison

    George Harrison found a relaxed, optimistic groove on this 1976 release. Recorded at his home studio in Friar Park, the music emphasizes melodic clarity.

  16. Sting: The Bridge

    2021 · 5 YEARS

    The Bridge

    Sting

    Sting explores themes of transition and growth on this 2021 collection. The record blends diverse textures, from acoustic folk to jazz-inflected rhythms.

  17. The Gap Band: The Gap Band II

    1979 · 47 YEARS

    The Gap Band II

    The Gap Band

    The Gap Band solidified their signature sound on this 1979 release. It acts as a masterclass in rhythm section precision and remains a cornerstone for modern R&B roots.

  18. Elbow: Flying Dream 1

    2021 · 5 YEARS

    Flying Dream 1

    Elbow

    Elbow emphasizes intimate, hushed arrangements on this 2021 release. The record captures a reflective mood, blending soft pop with indie rock to create a cohesive late-night experience.

  19. Matchbox Twenty: More Than You Think You Are

    2002 · 24 YEARS

    More Than You Think You Are

    Matchbox Twenty

    Matchbox Twenty delivered this 2002 release as a staple of early millennium alternative rock. It balances polished pop sensibilities with a raw, guitar-driven edge.

  20. Mick Jagger: Goddessinthedoorway

    2001 · 25 YEARS

    Goddessinthedoorway

    Mick Jagger

    Mick Jagger moved toward a polished pop-rock sound on Goddessinthedoorway in 2001. The record is defined by various collaborations that distinguish these tracks from his blues-influenced solo output.