The Monitor
In 2010, Titus Andronicus released The Monitor. A concept album about the American Civil War, New Jersey, mental health and the eternal problem of being alive.
Indie Rock
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Teens of Denial
In 2016, Car Seat Headrest released Teens of Denial. The record that turned a Bandcamp cult into a generation's favourite band.
Girls Can Tell
In 2001, Spoon released Girls Can Tell. The album they recorded in a garage after everyone said no.
Separation Sunday
In 2005, The Hold Steady released Separation Sunday. The record that proved a concept album about drugs, Catholicism and Minneapolis could also be the most fun you'd have all year.
Apologies to Queen Mary
In 2005, Wolf Parade released Apologies to the Queen Mary. The record that proved the Montreal moment wasn't hype.
The Meadowlands
In 2003, The Wrens released The Meadowlands. A record that reset the emotional ceiling for American indie rock.
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