I, Jonathan
In 1992, Jonathan Richman released 'I, Jonathan.' A stripped-down, open-hearted record that celebrated the ordinary with disarming joy.
In 1992, Jonathan Richman released 'I, Jonathan.' A stripped-down, open-hearted record that celebrated the ordinary with disarming joy.
In 1993, Slowdive released 'Souvlaki.' A dream-pop landmark that turned adolescent ache into something celestial.
In 1997, Spiritualized released 'Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space.' Cosmic heartbreak rendered in gospel, drone and narcotic bliss.
In 1994, Jeff Buckley released 'Grace'. A fearless debut that remains one of the most hauntingly beautiful albums ever made.
In 1996, Stereolab released 'Emperor Tomato Ketchup'. A politically charged, rhythm-obsessed masterpiece.
In 1991, Slint released 'Spiderland'. A stark, unsettling masterpiece with six songs, no choruses, no comfort. It sounded like nothing else.