Dusting ‘Em Off
Buckingham Nicks Is the Work of Two Virtuosos Finding a Singular Voice: Review
The duo's lone 1973 has long been out of print, but remains a triumph. Buckingham Nicks Is the Work of Two Virtuosos Finding a Singular Voice: Review Paolo Ragusa
Overly Dedicated Was Kendrick Lamar’s First Attempt to Shatter the Old Hip-Hop
The mixtape that marked K-Dot's transition into a fully realized storyteller also provided glimpses of the artistry that would later make him a generational icon. Overly Dedicated Was Kendrick Lamar’s First Attempt to Shatter the Old Hip-Hop Kiana Fitzgerald
25 Years Later, The White Stripes’ De Stijl Remains a Dime-Store Masterpiece
Just months after finalizing their divorce, Jack and Meg White unveiled De Stijl in the summer of 2000. 25 Years Later, The White Stripes’ De Stijl Remains a Dime-Store Masterpiece Karan Singh
Three Decades Ago, Alice in Chains Dialed Down the Volume with the Haunting EP Jar of Flies
The grunge band's classic EP was released on January 25th, 1994. 31 Years Ago, Alice in Chains Dialed Down the Volume with the Haunting EP Jar of Flies Greg Prato
Rage Against the Machine’s The Battle of Los Angeles Is an Urgent Call to Arms
The band's full-throttle approach and staunchly political ethos made The Battle of Los Angeles a shock to the system. Rage Against the Machine’s The Battle of Los Angeles Is an Urgent Call to Arms Paolo Ragusa
Amnesiac Hinted at Radiohead’s Future More Than OK Computer or Kid A
Radiohead's approach to their artsy rock music changed forever with Kid A and Amnesiac, and the latter showcases exactly why. Amnesiac Holds the Key to Radiohead’s Discography Jonah Krueger
Mastodon’s Leviathan Took Fans on a High Seas Metal Adventure
The metal band's sophomore album still stands out among an impressive discography. Mastodon’s Leviathan Took Fans on a High Seas Metal Adventure Michael Pementel and Spencer Kaufman
Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s Trilogy Set a Cosmic New Standard ror Progressive Rock
The supergroup's 1972 masterpiece is a whirlwind adventure. Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s Trilogy Set a Cosmic New Standard for Progressive Rock Paolo Ragusa
With In the Court of the Crimson King, King Crimson Bet on Themselves and Changed Rock Forever
King Crimson set out to change the world of popular music, and the mad lads did just that. With In the Court of the Crimson King, King Crimson Bet on Themselves and Changed Rock Forever Jonah Krueger
25 Years Ago, System of a Down Embraced Eccentricity with Their Self-Titled Debut Album
The wildly eclectic LP broke through to the mainstream, becoming a surprising hit in the rock and metal world. 25 Years Ago, System of a Down Embraced Eccentricity with Their Self-Titled Debut Album Jordan Blum
10 Years Ago, Deafheaven’s Sunbather Challenged the Boundaries of Metal
Deafheaven's sophomore album brought the brutality and beauty of blackgaze into the spotlight. 10 Years Ago, Deafheaven’s Sunbather Challenged the Boundaries of Metal Jordan Blum
30 Years Ago, Tool Crafted a Masterful Debut Album with Undertow
A look back at the progressive metal band's first full-length LP. 30 Years Ago, Tool Crafted a Masterful Debut Album with Undertow Jordan Blum
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