Tago Mago
In 1971, Can released 'Tago Mago.' A sprawling, psychedelic odyssey that redefined the boundaries of rock.
One Cult Record, Delivered to Your Inbox Every Day.
Join CultWax members. Register for free, and upgrade when you love it.
Sign up for free
Pssst! No credit card required
What’s new?
Surrealistic Pillow
In 1967, Jefferson Airplane released 'Surrealistic Pillow', a landmark of the psychedelic era that captured the spirit of San Francisco’s counterculture.
Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
In 2002, The Flaming Lips released 'Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots.' A surreal, technicolour concept album about love, death and machine invasions.
Spiderland
In 1991, Slint released 'Spiderland'. A stark, unsettling masterpiece with six songs, no choruses, no comfort. It sounded like nothing else.
Folksinger
In 1962, Dave Van Ronk released 'Folksinger.' A stark, unvarnished record of traditional songs. Just his voice and a guitar, captured live to tape.
69 Love Songs
In 1999, The Magnetic Fields released '69 Love Songs'. A sprawling, genre-hopping epic that treats the love song as both sacred form and satirical playground.
Join CultWax members. Register for free, and upgrade when you love it.
Sign up for free
Pssst! No credit card required