Engulfing listeners in its beautifully melancholy, cinematic atmosphere, ‘Ultraviolence’ found Lana Del Rey creating something darker than ever before.
The first of a three-part series in which we talk at length to the producer of Glen's final album.
In terms of career longevity, ‘Crush’ was the album that gave Bon Jovi a good name, remaking the rock veterans as 00s chartbusters.
Louis Armstrong topped both the Billboard singles chart and album chart with Hello Dolly. He also had huge success with it around the world.
Freeman had his own hit with the song at 18 and saw it covered by everyone from the Beach Boys to John Lennon.
In 1992, the country music record books were rewritten by a singer and actor from Flatwoods, Kentucky.
With Megadeth’s debut album, ‘Killing Is My Business… And Business Is Good!’, Dave Mustaine unleashed a full-bore attack on thrash metal.
Rising to fame with James Brown’s revue, Lyn Collins fought for female artists during a difficult period, leaving a trail of soul and funk classics behind.
The follow-up to ‘Enema Of The State,’ ‘Take Off Your Pants And Jacket’ ensured that blink-182 were the reigning punk-pop phenomenon of the 21st century.
After the group's original and versions by everyone from Al Green to Brenda Lee, Joe made the song his own.
With a riff famously composed by Keith Richards in a motel room, it was the Stones' first song to top the charts on both sides of the Atlantic.
One of the greatest jazz drummers ever, Shelly Manne appeared on countless records and enjoyed a celebrated career as a Hollywood movie musician.
Assembled from a year’s worth of separate projects, ‘Body Talk’ found Robyn hitting remarkable highs throughout a stunningly creative period.
'Get The Knack' is one of the great LPs from the new wave era.
One of the first songs recorded for 'The White Album,' 'Blackbird' found Paul McCartney responding to the civil-rights movement of the 60s.