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In its quest for a fresh start, Tame Impala’s ‘Currents’ reveals layers of hope, uncertainty and anxiety beneath its warm, inviting surface.
‘Scorpion’ allowed Drake to reconcile both side of his personalities: the tough-talking MC and the vulnerable R&B singer, all in one slick package.
On ‘High As Hope’, Florence Welch finds a reprieve from her own self-destruction, turning her private pain into jubilant anthems.
Featuring the Jimmy Webb-penned opus, ‘MacArthur Park’, Richard Harris' 'A Tramp Shining' was a chart-topper from an unlikely source.
Their sixth LP included such signature songs as 'Please Mr. Postman,' 'Only Yesterday' and 'Solitaire.'
‘Caribou’ found Elton John relocating to the Rocky Mountains of Colorado for his follow-up to the insanely successful ‘Goodbye Yellow Brick Road’.
Rodgers and Hammerstein's pioneering musical Oklahoma! paved the way for the modern musical and represented the golden era of Hollywood musicals.
The One Foot In The Grave album contained plenty of evidence that Beck Hansen’s non-conformist tendencies were undiluted by his new-found notoriety.
'The End Of The Innocence,' one of the high points of Henley's solo career, went on to sell six million copies in America alone.
'No Sleep Till Hammersmith' became a classic live rock album, with a title that passed into the musical lexicon.
From over-easy grooves to gritty, energised instrumental funk, ‘Soul Limbo’ found Booker T And The MGs working at their peak.
The blues-rock quartet made a UK album chart breakthrough in their banner month of June 1970.
Putting away the mics and dusting off the vintage instruments, ‘The Mix-Up’ found Beastie Boys paying homage to all their influences at once.
Recorded in one mid-60s session, Dexter Gordon’s ‘Clubhouse’ was shelved for over a decade before finally seeing the release it deserved.
The rock giants proved there was plenty of fuel in the adult oriented rock tank with their fourth album 'Walk On.'
‘Songs About Jane’ may have slipped quietly into stores upon its original release, but the album soon became a classic that turned Maroon 5 into global stars.
