Albums released on 9 September
2016 · 11 YEARS
Skeleton Tree
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Skeleton Tree by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds features sparse arrangements that place the vocals front and center. This 2016 release avoids standard rock structures to favor tension and ambiguity throughout its duration.
2016 · 11 YEARS
Here
Teenage Fanclub
Here marks a return to jangle-pop for Teenage Fanclub. Released in 2016, the album focuses on vocal harmonies and melodic songwriting, favoring an organic production style.
2016 · 11 YEARS
AIM
M.I.A.
AIM by M.I.A. draws on international rhythms and digital themes to explore migration and identity. This 2016 record utilizes urgent electronic production to create a distinct, curated sound.
2013 · 14 YEARS
AM
Arctic Monkeys
AM pivots the Arctic Monkeys toward hip-hop inspired beats and rhythmic guitar work. Released in 2013, the record relies on restraint and distorted textures shaped during sessions in Los Angeles.
2016 · 11 YEARS
Schmilco
Wilco
Schmilco by Wilco embraces an acoustic, understated approach. Released in 2016, the band recorded these intimate tracks at their own studio to prioritize simple songwriting over layered production.
2013 · 14 YEARS
Tales of Us
Goldfrapp
Tales of Us by Goldfrapp trades electronic synthesis for folk-influenced storytelling. The 2013 album utilizes orchestral arrangements to provide a narrative focus on individual characters.
2022 · 5 YEARS
Patient Number 9
Ozzy Osbourne
Ozzy Osbourne delivers a heavy metal celebration featuring guitar legends like Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, and Tony Iommi. It is a high-energy return that highlights the singer at the top of his game.
2022 · 5 YEARS
Motomami
Rosalía
Rosalía blends experimental production with traditional flamenco roots. The record moves between raw industrial sounds and stripped-back moments to create a fragmented, restless energy.
2013 · 14 YEARS
Kiss Land
The Weeknd
Inspired by the aesthetics of horror films, The Weeknd delivers a sprawling project defined by cinematic ambition. It captures the paranoia of life on the road during a massive tour.
2014 · 13 YEARS
El Pintor
Interpol
Returning to their core trio, Interpol delivers a focused collection that highlights their signature moody atmosphere. The band balances a clean, driving energy with newfound directness.
1996 · 31 YEARS
Travelling Without Moving
Jamiroquai
Jamiroquai combines acid-jazz with pop, using tight rhythms and live instrumentation to create a distinct groove. The record relies on the interaction of various parts to carry the melodies.
1978 · 49 YEARS
Pieces Of Eight
Styx
Styx hits a creative high point with this blend of theatrical prog-rock and radio-ready hooks. It perfectly captures the energy of the late-seventies arena rock scene.
2014 · 13 YEARS
In Return
Odesza
Odesza defines the indie-electronic sound of the mid-2010s with this project. It blends dreamy ambient textures with the melodic energy of future bass.
2012 · 15 YEARS
Twins
Ty Segall
Ty Segall reaches a peak of intensity, balancing abrasive fuzzed-out noise with delicate pop writing. It captures the DIY energy of the early 2010s lo-fi revival.
2003 · 24 YEARS
Heavier Things
John Mayer
John Mayer shifts toward a mature, introspective sound on this collection. It marks a transition into mainstream rock stardom through clean guitar tones and tight arrangements.
1978 · 49 YEARS
Children Of Sanchez
Chuck Mangione
Chuck Mangione delivers an ambitious fusion project that goes far beyond a typical soundtrack. It blends orchestral arrangements with Latin-inflected jazz rhythms.
1980 · 47 YEARS
Heartattack And Vine
Tom Waits
Tom Waits makes a gritty, blues-soaked transition on his final effort for Asylum Records. The production creates a raw atmosphere reminiscent of a smoky dive bar.
1998 · 29 YEARS
The Love Movement
A Tribe Called Quest
A Tribe Called Quest delivers a mellow conclusion to their studio work with this introspective release. The trio trades frenetic energy for a laid-back, soulful approach.
1998 · 29 YEARS
This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours
Manic Street Preachers
Manic Street Preachers move toward an expansive rock aesthetic following a personal disappearance. The record relies on acoustic textures and sweeping melodies.
1986 · 41 YEARS
Word Up!
Cameo
Cameo defines the mid-eighties pop landscape with this high-energy release. Synthesizers and heavy funk basslines create an electro-soul sound that remains sharp.