Albums released on 18 September
1970 · 57 YEARS
Paranoid
Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath deliver heavy metal foundations with Paranoid. It balances massive guitar-led aggression against more restrained, eerie moments.
2015 · 12 YEARS
Honeymoon
Lana Del Rey
Honeymoon finds Lana Del Rey working within spacious, orchestral frameworks. The record prioritizes atmosphere and deliberate pacing over traditional pop momentum.
2020 · 7 YEARS
Untitled (Rise)
Sault
Released in 2020, Untitled (Rise) relies on bass, percussion, and choral vocals to deliver its message. It stands out by integrating vocal layers into the rhythm section to balance danceable grooves with serious lyrical reflection.
1978 · 49 YEARS
Ace Frehley
Kiss
Ace Frehley steps forward with a hard-rock set centered on his guitar playing. It moves from direct, driving openers to more intricate instrumental work.
2015 · 12 YEARS
GO:OD AM
Mac Miller
GO:OD AM presents a collection of Mac Miller reflections that shift between lively confidence and personal concern. The moods are varied but connected.
2020 · 7 YEARS
Heaven & Hell
Ava Max
Heaven & Hell uses pop arrangements to contrast light and dark moods. Ava Max organizes these tracks around defiant refrains and clear melodies.
2001 · 26 YEARS
Lifestyles Of The Laptop Café
The Other People Place
Lifestyles Of The Laptop Café marks a shift for James Stinson into quiet introspection. It pairs soft synth lines with precise percussion to create a moody nocturnal feel.
2020 · 7 YEARS
Long Violent History
Tyler Childers
Long Violent History acts as a pivot for Tyler Childers into traditional Appalachian fiddle tunes. The record serves as a bridge between historical preservation and contemporary observations.
2025 · 2 YEARS
Am I The Drama?
Cardi B
Am I The Drama? presents a collection of high-energy tracks defined by a confrontational persona. It relies on polished production and sharp lyrical delivery.
2003 · 24 YEARS
Alcachofa
Ricardo Villalobos
Alcachofa is a key minimal techno record built on micro-rhythms and glitchy textures. It succeeds by maintaining a hypnotic, non-linear flow.
2012 · 15 YEARS
I Bet On Sky
Dinosaur Jr.
I Bet On Sky captures the classic Dinosaur Jr. lineup blending melodic noise with controlled feedback. The interplay between rhythm and guitar drives the record.
2020 · 7 YEARS
Alicia
Alicia Keys
Alicia explores themes of personal growth through a blend of piano ballads and R&B grooves. It emphasizes vocal versatility across its tracks.
2012 · 15 YEARS
Floral Green
Title Fight
Floral Green marks a shift for Title Fight toward a thick, hazy atmosphere. It emphasizes feedback and space over the speed of their previous work.
1988 · 39 YEARS
State Of Euphoria
Anthrax
State Of Euphoria balances aggressive thrash with social commentary. It captures Anthrax at a peak of technical precision and punchy production.
2007 · 20 YEARS
Wooden Shjips
Wooden Shjips
Wooden Shjips presents a debut of hypnotic, repetitive grooves. It relies on essential riffs and distorted organ tones to create a trance-like state.
1995 · 32 YEARS
Planet Punk
Die Ärzte
Planet Punk shows Die Ärzte shifting toward a melodic pop structure while keeping their core spirit. It serves as a transition point where the group refined their songwriting without losing the punch of their live shows.
2015 · 12 YEARS
Timeline
Mild High Club
Timeline blends psychedelic pop with a lo-fi aesthetic. Its home-recorded nature turns technical limitations into a distinct stylistic choice.
2020 · 7 YEARS
Automatic
Mildlife
Automatic is a synth-heavy collection of cosmic jazz and disco. It prioritizes groove and analog warmth over traditional song structures.
2015 · 12 YEARS
Rattle That Lock
David Gilmour
David Gilmour uses a French railway jingle as the core of the title track on Rattle That Lock. This project leans on personal lyrics about aging and mortality written by Polly Samson.
2001 · 26 YEARS
Labor Days
Aesop Rock
Labor Days features labyrinthine lyrics and gritty, atmospheric production. It is a cornerstone of conscious rap that prioritizes wordplay.