
Who’s Next
In 1971, The Who turned the collapse of a rock opera into one of rock’s greatest triumphs. 'Who’s Next' distilled their raw power into something cinematic - fusing synthesizers with thunderous drums, anthemic riffs and existential angst.
In 1971, The Who turned the collapse of a rock opera into one of rock’s greatest triumphs. 'Who’s Next' distilled their raw power into something cinematic - fusing synthesizers with thunderous drums, anthemic riffs and existential angst.
In 1971, Harry Nilsson released Nilsson Schmilsson. A chaotic and virtuosic pop album that veers from howling madness to heartbreaking grace.
In 1979, Buzzcocks released Singles Going Steady - a hook-packed, heart-on-sleeve blitz of melodic punk perfection.
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.
In 1976, Ramones released a 29-minute blitz that ignited punk rock with bratty charm and brutal efficiency.
In 1977, Wire released Pink Flag - a jagged, minimalist assault that stripped punk down to its bones.