A Sound of Vinyl exclusive, the 2LP 'Paddle Out' edition celebrates the group’s breakthrough album.
The album made a modest start, but turned into a defining record for the seminal Seattle band and for rock itself.
Saxophonist Frank Tiberi’s private recordings of Coltrane will finally see release after more than six decades.
With ‘Pinkerton,’ a disillusioned Rivers Cuomo steered Weezer to its most essential album, but the band would never be the same afterwards.
The new reissue of ‘For Your Pleasure’ will arrive on November 6.
Versions of the hit cover song will appear on the 20th anniversary reissue of her groundbreaking LP ‘Back to Black.’
The 12-track record was created alongside the sessions for 2024’s ‘Small Changes.’
The collaboration opens Lambert’s new album ‘Crisco,’ due October 2 via MCA.
The new single was written with Lucian Rice during a songwriting trip to Auckland.
The 1997 classic will now include a bonus track and an additional hidden song.
Darker and cooler than summer, this season of change has inspired some magical music.
The 1993 album eased to double-platinum status in the US, bagging Strait yet another No.1 single and three more Top 10 hits.
On his solo debut album, ‘The Chronic’, Dr Dre fused his hardcore hip-hop roots with funk stylings, creating an entire hip-hop movement in the process.
A sign of things to come, with ‘Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded,’ Nicki Minaj led the way for female rappers and helped hip-hop consume pop completely.
The 1974 album, seen by many Genesis fans as their finest hour, played a huge part in making the group the progressive rock legends they became.
Recorded in late 1960, Out of the Cool by Gil Evans was one of the first four LPs released on the impulse! label.
The debut album by Gong mainman Daevid Allen took nothing seriously and attracted high-profile fans.
