Surf's Up
In 1971, The Beach Boys released 'Surf’s Up'. A record haunted by the ghost of the 1960s, where California dreams curdled into something strange.
In 1971, The Beach Boys released 'Surf’s Up'. A record haunted by the ghost of the 1960s, where California dreams curdled into something strange.
In 1971, Joni Mitchell released 'Blue'. A bare, bracing masterpiece of emotional clarity.
In 1970, Tim Buckley released 'Starsailor'. A fearless, avant-garde odyssey of free jazz, vocal acrobatics and emotional extremes.
In 1978, Steve Reich released 'Music for 18 Musicians'. A monumental work of minimalist composition that breathes, shimmers and moves with organic precision.
In 1975, Brian Eno released 'Another Green World'. Part record, part soundscape, it reimagined what an album could be.
In 1971, Gainsbourg caused scandal on the French airwaves with 'Histoire de Melody Nelson.' A 28-minute fever dream of funk basslines, whispered perversion and cinematic melancholy.