Tim
In 1985, the Replacements released Tim. The album that should have broken them, didn't, and became one of the most beloved records in American rock history.
In 1985, the Replacements released Tim. The album that should have broken them, didn't, and became one of the most beloved records in American rock history.
In 1985, Rites of Spring released a self titled record that accidentally invented emo.
In 1986, XTC released 'Skylarking.' All birdsong harmonies and quietly panicked thoughts that drift between childhood memory and adult unease.
In 1984, Hüsker Dü released 'Zen Arcade.' A double album that quietly laid the foundations for alternative rock as it would come to be known.
In 1985, Tom Waits released 'Rain Dogs.' A record that dragged blues, theatre, junkyard percussion and street poetry into a battered, ecstatic vision of New York after midnight.
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.