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Skillet – RiseWith Rise, Skillet takes their high-energy rock and spins it into an anthemic journey that’s as theatrical as it is raw. This album dives deep into... - Sophie |
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¥$, Kanye West & Ty Dolla $ign – VULTURES 2"VULTURES 2," the dynamic brainchild of Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign, offers a mesmerizing blend of hip-hop and experimental flavors. Released to t... - Noah |
The Weeknd – Hurry Up TomorrowI totally got hooked on 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' from the moment it dropped! As The Weeknd's sixth studio album, it wraps up the trilogy that started wi... - Sofia |
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David Bowie – Young Americans'Young Americans' turned the page on a new chapter for David Bowie in 1975, as the Thin White Duke stepped away from his glam rock persona and imme... - Diego |
Joe Cocker – With a Little Help from My FriendsJoe Cocker's debut album, "With A Little Help From My Friends," released in 1969, is a masterful blend of soulful interpretations and original comp... - Grace |
Peter Gabriel – Peter Gabriel 1: CarPeter Gabriel's self-titled debut album from 1977 (known as 'Car' for its cover art) made a bold opening gambit in his post-Genesis career. Like a... - Zach |
Roxy Music – Avalon'Avalon' stands as the swan song of Roxy Music's spectacular evolution, a silken dream of an album that transformed Bryan Ferry and company from ar... - Aurelia |
New Order – Power Corruption and LiesI'm absolutely in love with 'Power, Corruption & Lies' - it's where New Order really found their groove and stepped out of Joy Division's shadow. T... - Sienna |
The Cure – Seventeen Seconds'Seventeen Seconds' creates a world of its own, suspended somewhere between twilight and midnight. The Cure's 1980 release draws you into its ghost... - Mack |
Mick Gordon – DoomMick Gordon's 'Doom (Original Game Soundtrack)' is a groundbreaking fusion of industrial metal and dark synth-rock that perfectly captures the demo... - Ellis |
Fitz and The Tantrums – Fitz and The TantrumsI've been vibing to Fitz and The Tantrums' self-titled album from 2016 lately, and it definitely shows the band taking a bold leap into more polish... - Ava |
Nas – God's Son'God's Son' dropped when Nas was coming to terms with losing his mom, and it shows in every verse. The 2002 album hits different because it feels l... - Kaitlyn |
Eric B. & Rakim – Don’t Sweat the Technique'Don't Sweat the Technique' wraps up Eric B. & Rakim's legendary run with a flourish of lyrical dexterity and production brilliance. Rakim's verbal... - Kymani |
Bahamadia – KollagePhiladelphia's own Bahamadia dropped 'Kollage' in 1996, and damn if it wasn't a fresh slice of underground hip-hop that still hits today. Her flow... - Chase |
Handsome Boy Modeling School – So…How’s Your Girl?'So... How's Your Girl?' by Handsome Boy Modeling School paints a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of sounds that dance across the audio spectrum like spla... - Reid |
Boozoo Bajou – Grains'Grains' from 2009 represents a turning point for Boozoo Bajou, the Nuremberg duo of Florian Seyberth and Peter Heider. What strikes me most about... - Micah |
Zero 7 – Simple ThingsZero 7's 'Simple Things' rocked the electronic scene in 2001 with its intoxicating cocktail of trip-hop and downtempo vibes. The English duo didn't... - Chase |
Clinton Kane – Maybe Someday It’ll All Be OKClinton Kane's debut "MAYBE SOMEDAY IT'LL ALL BE OK" packs an emotional punch in just 23 minutes. The nine tracks feel like pages torn from his dia... - Lucia |
Alec Benjamin – These Two Windows'These Two Windows' was Alec Benjamin's first studio album, coming out in 2020 and giving us all those heartfelt, storytelling vibes he's known for... - Bianca |
Tate McRae – So Close To WhatTate McRae's 'So Close To What' is giving us everything we needed in 2025! This 15-track collection sees her stepping into a whole new era, mixing... - Eva |
Lola Young – This Wasn't Meant For You AnywayI've been absolutely loving Lola Young's latest album 'This Wasn't Meant for You Anyway' since it dropped in June 2024. Her sophomore effort builds... - Ava |
LUCKI – Alternative Trap'Alternative Trap' launched LUCKI into the conversation with a sound that turns the trap playbook inside out. The 2013 release strips away the genr... - Aubrey |
Neon Trees – Habits'Habits' from Neon Trees burst onto the scene in 2010 with a whirlwind of energy that perfectly captured the indie-pop renaissance of that era. Tho... - Ellis |
Fall Out Boy – Folie a Deux'Folie à Deux' shatters expectations with its kaleidoscopic blend of sounds—Fall Out Boy's venture into uncharted sonic territories that fracture t... - Odessa |
En Vogue – EV3'EV3' hit the scene in 1997 as En Vogue regrouped as a trio following Dawn Robinson's exit, and y'all can hear them finding their new identity thro... - Jace |
Mary J. Blige – Share My World'Share My World' was a game-changer for Mary J. Blige - her first album to land at #1 on the Billboard 200 right out the gate. This 1997 release sh... - Asher |
Tony! Toni! Toné! – The Revival'The Revival' by Tony Toni Toné represents that magical moment when a group finds their true voice in the R&B world. The album slides effortlessly... - Destiny |
Faith Evans – Keep the FaithFaith Evans took us on a soulful journey through the pages of her heart with 'Keep the Faith' in 1998, penning a collection that strikes the perfec... - Diego |
Ne-Yo – Year of the Gentleman'Year of the Gentleman' showcases Ne-Yo's evolution beyond typical R&B boundaries, drawing inspiration from the elegance of classic crooners like F... - Cole |
Ellie Goulding – Brightest Blue'Brightest Blue' marks Ellie Goulding's thoughtful return after a five-year hiatus following 'Delirium.' The album unfolds as a beautiful duality—i... - Rosalie |
Jonas Brothers – The AlbumThe Jonas Brothers totally nailed their 2023 comeback with 'The Album'! It's like they took all the groovy vibes from the 70s and mixed them with t... - Tori |
Miss May I – Shadows InsideMiss May I's 2017 release 'Shadows Inside' hits the ground running as their first album under SharpTone Records, and man, does it pack a punch! The... - Zane |
I See Stars – New DemonsI absolutely love 'New Demons' by I See Stars. This 2013 album completely sucked me in with its perfect blend of heavy riffs and electronic beats.... - Sienna |
Killswitch Engage – As Daylight Dies'As Daylight Dies' stands as a shining example of what made Killswitch Engage such an influential force in metal during the 2000s. Howard Jones's d... - Ellis |
Stone Sour – Stone SourOh man, Stone Sour's self-titled album, released back in 2002, is absolutely a must-listen. Not only does it showcase the incredible talent of Core... - Ava |
Collective Soul – Collective SoulEmbarking on a sonic odyssey with Collective Soul's 1995 eponymous album is like revisiting a cherished '90s mixtape. This pivotal release isn't ju... - Eliot |
Soundgarden – BadmotorfingerWhen "Badmotorfinger" dropped in 1991, it blasted Soundgarden to new heights and cemented their place in the grunge pantheon. With the beefy bassli... - Zane |
Bush – Razorblade SuitcaseI fell in love with "Razorblade Suitcase" from the first note - there's something about those raw, aggressive tracks that just gets me pumped up an... - Sienna |
Live – Throwing Copper"Throwing Copper" by Live is an incredible album that captured the essence of the alternative rock scene in the mid-1990s. Released in 1994, it was... - Ava |
Faith No More – Angel Dust"Angel Dust" by Faith No More is an album that signifies a momentous shift in their musical journey, reaching back to the year 1992. This artistic... - Miles |
Jane’s Addiction – Nothing’s ShockingJane's Addiction's 1988 debut, "Nothing's Shocking," slammed onto the scene with a sound that was as daring as it was diverse. Perry Farrell's voic... - Aubrey |
Filter – Title of RecordAlright, let's dive into "Title of Record" by Filter, the '99 release that really did something special for the band. This sophomore album is a mix... - Jaxx |
Tool – Fear InoculumTOOL dropped "Fear Inoculum" in 2019 with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer. After vanishing into the ether for 13 wild years, they pulverized the... - Chase |
Musiq Soulchild – AijuswanaseingI've gotta say, Musiq Soulchild's debut album "Aijuswanaseing" was a breath of fresh air when it came out in 2000. Pronounced "I Just Wanna Sing,"... - Sienna |
Cleo Sol – MotherThrough angelic vocals and gentle melodies, Cleo Sol's 'Mother' floats like a tender lullaby across consciousness, inviting listeners into an intim... - Mercy |
Tems – Born in the WildEmbarking on a journey through the heart of her artistry, Tems' debut album, "Born in the Wild," unfurls like the blooming of a rare and wondrous f... - Karina |
Little Simz – GREY AreaLittle Simz's GREY Area is a testament to her growth as an artist, with a masterful blend of lyrical dexterity and musical versatility. She effortl... - Jace |
M.I.A. – Matangi"Matangi" is a genre-defying masterpiece that showcases M.I.A.'s musical prowess and fearless creativity. As the fourth studio album in her discogr... - Seraphina |
Timbaland – Shock Value II"Shock Value II" is a real mixed bag, if you ask me. Timbaland definitely brings the heat with his eclectic production style, throwing a ton of dif... - Sienna |
Flo Rida – My HouseThe infectious energy of Flo Rida's 'My House' EP takes me right back to those epic dance parties of the 2000s, but with a totally fresh 2015 twist... - Kyle |