Once you’ve perfected the intricate art of sampling, where do you go? It’s this very question that plagued The Avalanches for over 16 years following the release of their critically-lauded…
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“Technology is a big destroyer of truth and emotion” – Jack White, It Might Get Loud, 2008 From the raucous blues-rock swagger of The White Stripes to his endeavours with…
Few artists are able to become so synonymous with a distinctive musical genre as Portishead. Alongside fellow Bristol residents Massive Attack, the trio of Adrian Utley, Geoff Barrow and Beth…
Chaotic, relentless and utterly abrasive, Public Enemy’s second full-length album It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back remains as one of the most influential pieces of work…
1991 has gone down as one of the biggest years in rock music’s recent history. Smashing Pumpkins stampeded onto the alt-rock scene with their debut LP Gish, the Red Hot…
The Fourth Album, Runes, Four Symbols, The Untitled Album – the title of Led Zeppelin’s 1971 LP has had fans and critics scratching their heads in confusion for nearly half a century….
Since their debut album dropped at the start of the new millennium, Animal Collective have earned themselves a passionate cult following within the realm of psychedelia. Known for their eclectic…
From the oft-imitated zebra crossing cover to the beloved b-side medley, Abbey Road remains one of the most beloved and critically lauded albums by The Beatles. Since the death of…
Still to this day, few bands are able to match the unbridled energy and tenacity of a White Stripes LP. Formed in the heart of Detroit back in 1997, the…
It’s hard to think of an album more celebrated and universally lauded than Dark Side of the Moon. Released on the 1st of March, 1973, Dark Side was Pink Floyd’s…
