Freak Out!
In 1966,The Mothers of Invention released 'Freak Out!' A debut album that treated American pop culture as something to be cut open, examined and laughed at.
In 1966,The Mothers of Invention released 'Freak Out!' A debut album that treated American pop culture as something to be cut open, examined and laughed at.
In 1969, Archie Shepp released 'Blasé'. A record that drifts between jazz, chanson, blues and theatre - and refuses to belong neatly to any of them.
In 2002 William Basinski released 'The Disintegration Loops.' A four-part work born from the slow collapse of decaying magnetic tape.
In 1993, Aimee Mann released 'Whatever.' A polished debut solo album created with intelligence, restraint and emotional precision.
In 2005, Art Brut released 'Bang Bang Rock & Roll.' A debut that turned indie rock into a running commentary. Self-aware, propulsive and impossible to ignore.
In 1985, The Fall released 'This Nation’s Saving Grace'. A jittery, sprawl of a record that turned everyday Britain into overheard poetry and grim humour.