Violator
In 1990, Depeche Mode released Violator. A record whose quiet confidence reshaped electronic music.
In 1990, Depeche Mode released Violator. A record whose quiet confidence reshaped electronic music.
In 1994, Autechre released Amber. A record that slowed electronic music down into warm, organic patterns that take you to some other place.
In 1991, Primal Scream released 'Screamadelica.' A record that didn’t just change their career, but redrew the map of British music.
In 1997, Modest Mouse released 'The Lonesome Crowded West.' A record that sounds like the American West collapsing inward.
In 1999 American Football released 'American Football.' A record of suburban nights, unresolved conversations and melodies that linger.
In 1996, Maxwell released 'Maxwell’s Urban Hang Suite.' A debut that slowed R&B to a late-night drift, reintroducing space, touch and intimacy to a genre rushing toward gloss and volume.