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Albums released on 28 November

  1. The Rolling Stones: Let It Bleed

    1969 · 57 YEARS

    Let It Bleed

    The Rolling Stones

    The Rolling Stones closed out the sixties with this 1969 release. It reflects a period of internal shift as the group leaned into a raw blues-rock style.

  2. Carly Simon: No Secrets

    1972 · 54 YEARS

    No Secrets

    Carly Simon

    Carly Simon moved toward a polished pop-rock sound with this 1972 release. It remains a notable example of early seventies singer-songwriter precision.

  3. The Jam: Sound Affects

    1980 · 46 YEARS

    Sound Affects

    The Jam

    The Jam moved away from punk energy toward a melodic, layered approach in 1980. This record draws on classic influences to reflect a restless British scene.

  4. Miles Davis: Tutu

    1986 · 40 YEARS

    Tutu

    Miles Davis

    Miles Davis shifted away from acoustic jazz for this 1986 studio project. It highlights a high-tech approach while keeping his signature trumpet at the center.

  5. The Darkness: One Way Ticket To Hell ...And Back

    2005 · 21 YEARS

    One Way Ticket To Hell ...And Back

    The Darkness

    The Darkness embraced theatrical seventies rock with this 2005 release. It is a high-octane effort defined by layered harmonies and glam sensibilities.

  6. Ian Dury And The Blockheads: Laughter

    1980 · 46 YEARS

    Laughter

    Ian Dury And The Blockheads

    Ian Dury And The Blockheads offer a final joint effort on Laughter, blending biting lyrical cynicism with experimental funk and disco grooves. It is a dense record that pivots between dark humor and offbeat, danceable rhythms.

  7. Yes: Relayer

    1974 · 52 YEARS

    Relayer

    Yes

    Yes pushed their technical limits during the 1974 sessions for this album. It is a dense, jagged work featuring complex rhythms and aggressive textures.

  8. Rory Gallagher: Deuce

    1971 · 55 YEARS

    Deuce

    Rory Gallagher

    Deuce finds Rory Gallagher focusing on the high-energy output of a power trio. This 1971 release serves as an example of unvarnished rock, balancing aggressive blues guitar work with quiet acoustic songwriting.

  9. Britney Spears: Circus

    2008 · 18 YEARS

    Circus

    Britney Spears

    Britney Spears shifted toward a theatrical pop aesthetic with this 2008 release. It captures a high-stakes moment of public reclamation.

  10. Kansas: Power

    1986 · 40 YEARS

    Power

    Kansas

    Kansas integrated Steve Morse into their lineup for this 1986 release. It adapts their progressive roots for a sleek, radio-ready rock sound.

  11. Robert Hood: Internal Empire

    1994 · 32 YEARS

    Internal Empire

    Robert Hood

    Robert Hood stripped techno down to its essentials on this 1994 release. It is a study in minimalism that emphasizes space and repetition.

  12. Fredericks Goldman Jones: Fredericks Goldman Jones

    1990 · 36 YEARS

    Fredericks Goldman Jones

    Fredericks Goldman Jones

    Fredericks Goldman Jones brings together three separate musical styles to craft a refined mix of French chanson and rock. This 1990 release balances quiet, personal balladry with larger, sweeping arrangements.

  13. Haftbefehl: Russisch Roulette

    2014 · 12 YEARS

    Russisch Roulette

    Haftbefehl

    Haftbefehl delivered a raw and intense look at street life in 2014. It is a definitive moment in German rap defined by dark, cinematic production.

  14. Spinvis: Dagen Van Gras, Dagen Van Stro

    2005 · 21 YEARS

    Dagen Van Gras, Dagen Van Stro

    Spinvis

    Spinvis recorded this intimate 2005 collection in an attic. It offers a quiet, melancholic look at suburban life using lo-fi samples and home recordings.

  15. Japan: Tin Drum

    1981 · 45 YEARS

    Tin Drum

    Japan

    Japan reached a peak in 1981 by blending minimalist electronics with funk. It is a precise, melancholic document of the art-pop era.

  16. Stanley Cowell Trio: Illusion Suite

    1973 · 53 YEARS

    Illusion Suite

    Stanley Cowell Trio

    Illusion Suite features the Stanley Cowell Trio navigating post-bop arrangements with a spiritual, cerebral edge. It represents a 1973 convergence of acoustic traditions and electric jazz exploration.

  17. 5 A Seco: Sentido

    2024 · 2 YEARS

    Sentido

    5 A Seco

    5 A Seco balances acoustic storytelling with pop sensibilities on this 2024 release. It features intricate harmonies and a collaborative focus.

  18. Paul Revere & The Raiders: The Spirit Of '67

    1966 · 60 YEARS

    The Spirit Of '67

    Paul Revere & The Raiders

    Paul Revere & The Raiders transitioned to a studio-driven rock sound in 1966. It is a rebellious, experimental snapshot of the mid-sixties garage scene.

  19. Brendan Croker And The 5 O'Clock Shadows: Brendan Croker And The 5 O'Clock Shadows

    1989 · 37 YEARS

    Brendan Croker And The 5 O'Clock Shadows

    Brendan Croker And The 5 O'Clock Shadows

    Brendan Croker And The 5 O'Clock Shadows deliver a collection of rootsy blues and folk-rock. This 1989 release captures the raw chemistry of a band playing with an organic, pub-style intensity.

  20. Ramzi: Hyphea

    2022 · 4 YEARS

    Hyphea

    Ramzi

    Ramzi creates an immersive, global sound on this 2022 release. It is a lush, downtempo experience defined by organic percussion and hazy synthesizers.