
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.





Eric Clapton’s ‘461 Ocean Boulevard’ gave ‘Slowhand’ his first chart-topping LP in the US.

Oliver Nelson’s ‘The Blues And The Abstract Truth’ was recorded on 23 February 1961 and is one of the great post bop recordings.

As Bolanmania spread across the UK, the first two Tyrannosaurus Rex albums hit No.1 together.

Released in 1997, Company Flow’s ‘Funcrusher Plus’ pushed hip-hop’s envelope, laying the groundwork for the boldly experimental music that would follow.

Their fifth studio album, Mike & The Mechanics’ ‘M6’ entered the Top 20 in the UK and Germany, and found the rock’n’roll supergroup firing on all cylinders.

The third Stax Records album by soul singer Carla Thomas, ‘Carla’ remains a potent artistic statement featuring the huge hit crossover single ‘B-A-B-Y.’
