Throughout the history of pop music, the studio changed for musicians and producers from being a place of work to becoming a creative hub.
From indie‐chart toppers to cult classics, these songs capture Harriet Wheeler’s ethereal vocals and The Sundays’ jangle‑pop magic.
A defining album of the 80s, ‘Kick’ alchemized INXS’s key influences into a highly original pop-rock hybrid.
The five limited-edition releases will be available individually or together through uDiscover and The Sound Of Vinyl.
The 2011 hit is one of many in the group’s catalogue to reach this milestone.
The David LaChapelle-directed video was reconstructed shot by shot from its original 35mm film elements.
The track is the opener of the singer’s debut album ‘Beautiful Tragedy.’
Beck is set to join the band on their Latin American dates.
The video comes from Beck’s May 2026 Sydney Opera House concert.
The Decca release draws on his third major collaboration with choreographer Wayne McGregor.
From floor-shaking stadium anthems to paeans to a lost past and roadmaps for a new life, here are the best songs about rock’n’roll.
To celebrate the recent reissue of the Beastie Boys’ To The 5 Boroughs, we’re giving away the deluxe CD and LP editions of the album!
The Johnnie Taylor album containing ‘Cheaper To Keep Her,’ ‘Standing In For Jody,’ and other gems has become a Stax classic.
The album gave the group vast and renewed success across Europe, and a new UK No.1 in ‘You Win Again.’
Smoldering and seductive, ‘Day Breaks’ found Norah Jones making a shining return to her jazz roots, while revealing how far she’d come.
After the 70s party, ‘Super Trouper’ boasted introspective ballads such as ‘The Winner Takes It All,’ finding ABBA retooling themselves for a new decade.
Following ‘Parallel Lines’ was no small task, but with their ‘Eat To The Beat’ album, Blondie proved they still had plenty of tasty licks up their sleeves.
The 50th anniversary of the Supremes’ first of 12 No. 1 US singles in just five years, with our latest Rediscovered Gem, ‘Where Did Our Love Go.’
