Music Has the Right to Children
In 1998, Boards of Canada released Music Has the Right to Children - a hazy, analog dreamworld that feels like childhood memories.
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Bitches Brew
In 1970, Miles Davis released Bitches Brew - a sprawling, electric fever-dream that ripped jazz from the clubs and hurled it into the future.
Since I Left You
In 2000, The Avalanches released Since I Left You - a kaleidoscopic cut-and-paste masterpiece made from over 3,500 vinyl samples.
Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica
In 1964, The Ronettes released Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica - a wall-of-sound heartbreak opera that defined girl group pop forever.
A New Perspective
In 1963, Donald Byrd released A New Perspective - a transcendent blend of hard bop and gospel that sounds like prayer in motion.
Rid of Me
In 1993, PJ Harvey released Rid of Me - a raw, furious and unrelenting album that stripped skin from bone, leaving nerves exposed.
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