69 Love Songs
In 1999, The Magnetic Fields released '69 Love Songs'. A sprawling, genre-hopping epic that treats the love song as both sacred form and satirical playground.
In 1999, The Magnetic Fields released '69 Love Songs'. A sprawling, genre-hopping epic that treats the love song as both sacred form and satirical playground.
In 1994, Portishead released 'Dummy'. A smoky, slow-burning debut that with ghostly samples, vinyl crackle and Beth Gibbons’ aching vocals.
In 1998, Cat Power released 'Moonpix'. A hushed, haunted masterpiece that offers an intimate portrait of an artist on the edge.
In 1996, Belle and Sebastian released 'If You’re Feeling Sinister'. A seductive portrait of youth, loneliness and spiritual confusion.
In 1994, Pavement released Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain. A loose-limbed masterpiece that embodies the heart of alt-rock’s golden era.
In 1998, Neutral Milk Hotel released In the Aeroplane Over the Sea - a lo-fi masterpiece of surreal folk and distorted punk.