Person Pitch
In 2007, Panda Bear released Person Pitch - a sun-drenched collage of loops, chants and childhood echoes that reshaped the sound of indie music.
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Power, Corruption & Lies
In 1983, New Order released Power, Corruption & Lies - a cold, mechanical bloom of synths and sorrow, dancing on the ruins of Joy Division.
This is Happening
In 2010, LCD Soundsystem released This Is Happening - a record of long goodbyes and late-night revelations. Dance-punk tangled with existential dread.
Forever Changes
In 1967, Love released Forever Changes. Orchestral, uneasy and acid-laced, it plays like the last beautiful gasp of the Summer of Love.
Space 1.8
In 2021, Nala Sinephro released Space 1.8 - a slow, glowing record that blurs the lines between ambient, spiritual jazz and electronic minimalism.
New York Dolls
In 1973, New York Dolls released their self-titled debut - a lipstick-smeared riot of glam, sleaze and proto-punk swagger. It was messy, brash and way ahead of its time.
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