Albums released on 6 September
1978 · 49 YEARS
Jeff Wayne's Musical Version Of The War Of The Worlds
Jeff Wayne
Jeff Wayne crafts a dramatic science fiction adaptation of the H.G. Wells classic. It pairs Richard Burton as the narrator with high-concept musical arrangements.
2019 · 8 YEARS
Hollywood's Bleeding
Post Malone
Post Malone blurs genre lines by moving between trap, pop, and rock sensibilities. It captures a specific moment where hip-hop became the center of modern pop.
1974 · 53 YEARS
Thrust
Herbie Hancock
Herbie Hancock leans into deep, rhythmic grooves and synthesizer experimentation. This release is a definitive document of the jazz-fusion movement of the mid-seventies.
2024 · 3 YEARS
Luck And Strange
David Gilmour
David Gilmour prioritizes melodic guitar work within atmospheric arrangements. This record finds its focus in the restrained relationship between lead playing and accompaniment.
2019 · 8 YEARS
Free
Iggy Pop
Iggy Pop trades his known aggression for a contemplative, jazz-influenced record. It feels like a late-night poetry reading set to a smoky, noir-like backdrop.
2024 · 3 YEARS
Ten Days
Fred again..
Ten Days maps out a period of personal life through intimate voice notes and pulses. It focuses on raw emotion within a minimal house aesthetic.
1984 · 43 YEARS
Apollonia 6
Apollonia 6
Prince handpicked this trio to extend his creative vision into the Minneapolis Sound. Everything about the record captures the neon energy of 1984.
1982 · 45 YEARS
Primitive Man
Icehouse
Iva Davies pivots from pub-rock toward a cold, synthetic sound defined by the Fairlight CMI. It remains a moody look at early eighties technology and isolation.
1993 · 34 YEARS
Wild Wood
Paul Weller
Paul Weller shifts toward an organic, pastoral sound on this introspective record. It blends soulful writing with acoustic textures and mod traditions.
1988 · 39 YEARS
Hangin' Tough
New Kids On The Block
New Kids On The Block bridge the gap between street-smart hip-hop beats and pop harmonies. It is a time capsule of the late eighties teen music scene.
2013 · 14 YEARS
The Electric Lady
Janelle Monáe
Janelle Monáe blends science fiction with classic soul in a high-concept odyssey. It pulls from funk, neo-soul, and pop to create a maximalist energy.
1988 · 39 YEARS
Karyn White
Karyn White
Karyn White balances New Jack Swing precision with classic soul ballads. Her debut helped define the groove-driven R&B landscape of the late eighties.
1983 · 44 YEARS
More Fun In The New World
X
Exene Cervenka and John Doe channel the disillusionment of Reagan-era Los Angeles. The record refines the band's blend of country-tinged punk and rockabilly energy.
1974 · 53 YEARS
Hall Of The Mountain Grill
Hawkwind
Lemmy Kilmister adds an aggressive edge to this mid-seventies space-rock record. It is a cornerstone of the experimental rock movement in the UK.
1986 · 41 YEARS
The Sport Of Kings
Triumph
Triumph embraces a polished, arena-ready sound on this radio-friendly release. It captures a band navigating the hard rock landscape with a sleek aesthetic.
2019 · 8 YEARS
Utility
Sam Barker
Sam Barker builds tension using modular synth patterns instead of a kick drum. It reflects a shift toward cerebral textures within the Berlin club scene.
1992 · 35 YEARS
Blind
The Sundays
The Sundays pair crystalline vocals with shimmering guitar lines. It is a definitive document of the early nineties jangle-pop movement.
2024 · 3 YEARS
Manning Fireworks
MJ Lenderman
MJ Lenderman turns suburban anxieties into profound songs using guitar feedback and dry wit. It captures a raw brand of Southern indie rock.
1969 · 58 YEARS
Juicy Lucy
Juicy Lucy
Juicy Lucy delivers a raucous, guitar-driven take on blues standards. It captures the raw energy of the late-sixties British blues-rock boom.
1988 · 39 YEARS
Blow My Fuse
Kix
Blow My Fuse arrived in 1988 as the commercial breakthrough for Kix. It captures the balance between high-energy party songs and slower ballads that defined the late eighties rock scene.