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Albums released on 8 November

  1. Led Zeppelin: Untitled

    1971 · 56 YEARS

    Untitled

    Led Zeppelin

    Led Zeppelin’s fourth studio effort emerged in 1971 without a traditional title, instead using four distinct symbols. Most of the record was tracked in a Hampshire house with the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio.

  2. Barbra Streisand: Yentl - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

    1983 · 44 YEARS

    Yentl - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

    Barbra Streisand

    Barbra Streisand delivers a full soundtrack featuring music by Michel Legrand and lyrics by Alan and Marilyn Bergman. The collection includes the lead single The Way He Makes Me Feel and peaked at number nine on the Billboard 200.

  3. Iron Maiden: Live At Donington (August 22nd 1992)

    1993 · 34 YEARS

    Live At Donington (August 22nd 1992)

    Iron Maiden

    Iron Maiden headlined the Monsters of Rock festival at Donington Park in 1992 during their Fear of the Dark tour. Steve Harris produced this document of the performance, which captures the band from the opening track to the finale.

  4. Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth: The Main Ingredient

    1994 · 33 YEARS

    The Main Ingredient

    Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth

    Pete Rock and C.L. Smooth return with heavy soul and jazz samples, utilizing vocal scratches from Biz Markie. The record charted on both the R&B albums list and the Billboard 200 following its 1994 release.

  5. Lapalux: Amnioverse

    2019 · 8 YEARS

    Amnioverse

    Lapalux

    Stuart Howard handled production and mixing for his fourth studio album as Lapalux. Released in 2019, the project features guest appearances from Louisahhh, JFDR, and Pawws alongside modular synthesisers.

  6. Primal Scream: Come Ahead

    2024 · 3 YEARS

    Come Ahead

    Primal Scream

    Bobby Gillespie’s father appears on the cover of this 2024 release, which features production by David Holmes. The songs grew from acoustic sketches into a collection centered on themes of conflict.

  7. FKA Twigs: Magdalene

    2019 · 8 YEARS

    Magdalene

    FKA Twigs

    A personal exploration of vulnerability and recovery, this record moves between fragile vocals and sharp electronic textures. It creates an intimate atmosphere by blending experimental downtempo with contemporary R&B.

  8. Kid Cudi: Man On The Moon II: The Legend Of Mr. Rager

    2010 · 17 YEARS

    Man On The Moon II: The Legend Of Mr. Rager

    Kid Cudi

    Dark, atmospheric production characterizes this sophomore effort, which blends hip hop with psychedelic rock. It serves as an exploration of mental health and the pressure of fame.

  9. Queen: Sheer Heart Attack

    1974 · 53 YEARS

    Sheer Heart Attack

    Queen

    Brian May tracked his guitar parts for Brighton Rock while recovering from hepatitis. The 1974 release showcases the band blending heavy riffs with vaudeville influences.

  10. Evanescence: Synthesis

    2017 · 10 YEARS

    Synthesis

    Evanescence

    Amy Lee reimagines established songs by replacing heavy guitars with sweeping strings and electronic beats. It highlights the cinematic core of the band's work in a sophisticated new style.

  11. Thee Oh Sees: Carrion Crawler / The Dream EP

    2011 · 16 YEARS

    Carrion Crawler / The Dream EP

    Thee Oh Sees

    Two separate EPs combine to create a record marked by garage-psych intensity. The band balances chaotic noise with tight, locked-in grooves across every track.

  12. Method Man: Tical

    1994 · 33 YEARS

    Tical

    Method Man

    The Wu-Tang Clan’s first solo breakout record delivers a raw, unfiltered sound that defined the label's early dominance. It features a unique, raspy flow over gritty, basement-level production.

  13. Blue Öyster Cult: The Revölution By Night

    1983 · 44 YEARS

    The Revölution By Night

    Blue Öyster Cult

    Heavy metal legends adopted a polished, synth-heavy sound for this 1983 release. It features the band’s first collaboration with outside songwriters in a move toward a commercial aesthetic.

  14. Motörhead: Ace Of Spades

    1980 · 47 YEARS

    Ace Of Spades

    Motörhead

    Lemmy Kilmister wrote the title track to describe the band's relentless lifestyle through gambling metaphors. The record remains a definitive piece of high-octane speed metal.

  15. Lisa Stansfield: So Natural

    1993 · 34 YEARS

    So Natural

    Lisa Stansfield

    A stripped-back, sophisticated approach defines this 1993 R&B and soul release. It marks a transition from dance-pop polish toward a warmer, more intimate sound.

  16. Charles Mingus: Changes One

    1975 · 52 YEARS

    Changes One

    Charles Mingus

    This 1975 release features a quartet including pianist Don Pullen. The album reflects a move toward experimental structures while maintaining the blues at its heart.

  17. Aphrodite's Child: 666

    1972 · 55 YEARS

    666

    Aphrodite's Child

    Vangelis and Demis Roussos crafted this sprawling concept album based on the Book of Revelation. It remains a singular progressive rock document with apocalyptic themes.

  18. Mount Eerie: Lost Wisdom Pt. 2

    2019 · 8 YEARS

    Lost Wisdom Pt. 2

    Mount Eerie

    Phil Elverum and Julie Doiron reunite for a raw dialogue about aging, grief, and love. The music features a sparse, acoustic aesthetic rooted in Pacific Northwest folk traditions.

  19. Franco Battiato: Come Un Cammello In Una Grondaia

    1991 · 36 YEARS

    Come Un Cammello In Una Grondaia

    Franco Battiato

    Orchestral arrangements meet pop sensibilities in this contemplative 1991 release. It represents a high-water mark for the artist, blending classical compositions with modern songwriting.

  20. Plastikman: Musik

    1994 · 33 YEARS

    Musik

    Plastikman

    Richie Hawtin strips electronic music to its skeletal core using hypnotic, repetitive loops. It is a masterclass in minimalism from the mid-nineties Plus 8 label era.