Too often remembered for its clichés, 80s music actually has far more to offer than many remember – and it's cooler than you think.
Out on a limb and working in isolation, the finest minds behind experimental German music in the 60s and 70s left a world-changing legacy.
High Inergy were billed for a moment as ‘the next female supergroup,’ but achieved only one major hit, in 1977.
Originally released in 1976, the album is considered their first foray into dance music ahead of the ‘Saturday Night Fever’ soundtrack.
The band has also offered up a Deluxe Edition of their 2007 smash hit LP ‘Tangled Up.’
The September 18 single is the duo’s first release through Trenches Records and Republic Records.
The jazz musician won a Grammy for her 1995 album ‘New Moon Daughter.’
The 2018 Jack & Jack collab has surpassed a billion streams on the platform, his fourth song to achieve that milestone.
The songs will be featured on the songwriter’s new LP, ‘Audacity.’
The songwriter’s independent debut ‘Rhinestoned’ arrived in 2024.
From New Kids On The Block to The Osmonds and B2K to BTS, we count down the biggest and best.
A classic example of Stax blues, the ‘King Of The Blues Guitar’ album is a go-to for those seeking to acquaint themselves with Albert King.
Released in 1987, Anthrax’s ‘Among The Living’ is a classic thrash metal album that firmly occupies the front-line of heavy music.
The 2015 album found an artist still adding new adventures, on the road and in the studio, to the sum total of his work.
‘Either/Or’ stands as a devastatingly beautiful record and is widely regarded as Elliot Smith’s best work.
With this record, DMX signposted hip-hop’s growing dominance, forcing the industry to re-evaluate its approach to new albums.
The incredible album topped the UK and US charts and would go on to sell an estimated 12 million copies worldwide.
