United
In 1967 Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell released 'United.' A radiant Motown duet record built on chemistry vocal instinct and the sheer joy of performance.
In 1967 Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell released 'United.' A radiant Motown duet record built on chemistry vocal instinct and the sheer joy of performance.
In 2004, Arcade Fire released 'Funeral.' A record that felt like a lightning strike in the middle of an otherwise cautious indie landscape.
In 1998 Air released 'Moon Safari.' A soft-focus daydream of analogue synths and slow-motion melodies that made lounge music feel futuristic again.
In 1967 Judy Collins released 'Wildflowers.' A luminous folk record that treated the human voice as a landscape and let every song bloom in its own quiet direction.
In 2012, Japandroids released 'Celebration Rock'. Eight songs of pure velocity, where every track feels like a firework going off in a small room.
In 1992, Rage Against the Machine released their debut. A record that detonated on impact, fusing metal, funk and hip-hop into an uprising.