The long out-of-print records ‘Pretty On The Inside,’ ‘Live Through This,’ and ‘Celebrity Skin’ are getting physical reissues across a number of formats.
Beastie Boys’ ‘Paul’s Boutique’ album was a slow burn at first, but its mind-boggling inventiveness is now hailed as one of the cornerstones of hip-hop.
Individually and collectively, The I-Threes were a powerful and unique unit that helped lift Bob Marley’s music even higher.
The self-titled 1996 sophomore album is coming to wax for the very first time as part of UMe’s Vinylphyle series.
The album is set to release on September 25th.
‘Can’t Wait’ is accompanied by a music video filmed in Seoul.
MGK Day is an annual music and culture festival hosted by Cleveland native mgk.
The concert film has been acquired by Universal Pictures Content Group and Bleecker Street’s Crosswalk.
The track introduces a character who struggles to express himself without his tools.
The duo first performed the track for more than 16,000 fans at RBC Amphitheatre.
Before there was Woodstock, there was Woodinville. In July 1969, thousands gathered to watch an all-star line-up at the first Seattle Pop Festival.
Following the classic ‘Jailbreak’ album, Thin Lizzy’s ‘Johnny The Fox’ was another career high proving that the boys were in town for good.
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.
Released on October 4, 1974, John Lennon’s ‘Walls and Bridges’ was based on the walls around him and the bridges burned that were being rebuilt.
On their 1989 debut, the UK outfit made their introduction to the world as a new breed of jaunty indie pop with bite.
One of Glen’s career hits written by the peerless Jimmy Webb, ‘Galveston’ was part of a hit album of the same name.
‘Ticket to Ride’ is the least well known of all the Carpenters’ albums, but it is pure gold, full of wonderful harmonies and great songs.
