Albums released on 19 September
1988 · 39 YEARS
Watermark
Enya
Enya frames her voice as a choral instrument on this 1988 release. It shifts between piano arrangements and expansive layers.
1988 · 39 YEARS
New Jersey
Bon Jovi
Bon Jovi continues their collaboration with producer Bruce Fairbairn on this 1988 collection. The record focuses on big choruses and rhythmic drive.
2006 · 21 YEARS
Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor
Lupe Fiasco
Lupe Fiasco uses detailed narratives and shifting perspectives to introduce his work. This 2006 album pairs sharp percussion with warm samples.
1986 · 41 YEARS
Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?
Megadeth
Megadeth delivers fast, technical arrangements on this 1986 release. Blues and jazz influences appear throughout the guitar-heavy tracks.
2025 · 2 YEARS
Better Broken
Sarah McLachlan
Sarah McLachlan explores themes of vulnerability and connection on this 2025 release. The songs emphasize resilience within personal relationships.
2025 · 2 YEARS
Futique
Biffy Clyro
Biffy Clyro balances forceful rock with direct melodies on this 2025 album. The trio experiments with scale while keeping their core instrumental setup.
1970 · 57 YEARS
After The Gold Rush
Neil Young
Neil Young captured the loose, raw energy of the Laurel Canyon scene in his 1970 basement sessions. The record features Nils Lofgren on piano.
2014 · 13 YEARS
Syro
Aphex Twin
Syro arrives after thirteen years to reassert a specific presence in electronic music. It utilizes complex rhythmic layers and melody to reward listeners who return to the work frequently.
2008 · 19 YEARS
Only By The Night
Kings Of Leon
Kings Of Leon pivoted toward a massive, arena-ready sound with this 2008 release. The record marks a departure from their earlier garage-rock roots.
1988 · 39 YEARS
Tender Prey
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Tender Prey highlights a move toward cinematic intensity and narrative focus. It captures a band transitioning from jagged early material to a more sophisticated, dark musical space.
2025 · 2 YEARS
The Bestiary
Castle Rat
Castle Rat maps out a fantasy world across thirteen tracks on this 2025 concept record. It uses doom-laden guitars to ground its dark fairy tale.
1980 · 47 YEARS
Ride On Time = ライドオン・タイム
Tatsuro Yamashita
Tatsuro Yamashita reached a wide audience with this 1980 release after the title track appeared in a commercial. It defined the high-fidelity sound of Tokyo.
1995 · 32 YEARS
NOLA
Down
Down combined sludge and Southern rock on this 1995 release. It is defined by its heavy, humid atmosphere recorded in New Orleans.
1986 · 41 YEARS
Press To Play
Paul McCartney
Paul McCartney embraced experimental, collaborative songwriting on this 1986 record. It features a heavy reliance on digital studio tools.
1969 · 58 YEARS
Then Play On
Fleetwood Mac
Fleetwood Mac shifted away from their blues roots on this 1969 release. It highlights the guitar interplay between Peter Green and Danny Kirwan.
2014 · 13 YEARS
Cheek To Cheek
Tony Bennett
Tony Bennett paired with a pop icon on this 2014 release to revisit jazz standards. The record relies on sophisticated swing rhythms.
2025 · 2 YEARS
Tron: Ares (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Nine Inch Nails
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross created a dark, aggressive score for this 2025 project. The music captures the tension between humanity and artificial intelligence.
1986 · 41 YEARS
Give Me The Reason
Luther Vandross
Give Me The Reason centers on smooth melodies and includes a duet with Gregory Hines. It represents a point where refined songwriting intersected with the height of romantic mid-eighties R&B.
1988 · 39 YEARS
Workers Playtime
Billy Bragg
Workers Playtime marks a departure from electric aggression toward a piano-led approach. It is an intimate collection focused on songcraft and lyrical depth.
1995 · 32 YEARS
Trace
Son Volt
Son Volt set the path for the alt-country movement with this 1995 release. It blends acoustic textures with distorted guitars to create a melancholic feel.