35 years ago today (10/15/90) Ride released its debut LP Nowhere, considered by many to be the shoegaze movement’s greatest triumph. With its hazy psychedelic presentation and crossovers to dream-pop, Ride
40 years ago today (10/14/85), Iron Maiden released their double-live album: Live After Death. This 102-minute opus showcases Maiden at the peak of their powers with its Bruce Dickinson-helmed lineup that
20 years ago today (10/10/05), MF DOOM and Danger Mouse released their lone album as Danger Doom – The Mouse and the Mask. It was one of the most imaginative
25 years ago today (10/9/00), Canadian post-rock band released their second LP Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven. The four primary instrumental tracks on Lift Your Skinny Fists Like
45 years ago today, on October 8, 1980, Talking Heads released their fourth studio album, Remain in Light. This time, the band, along with producer Brian Eno, decided to experiment with
25 years ago today (10/7/00), following the last stop on their 2000 tour, a show in Mountain View, California, Phish went on hiatus, which lasted 815 days. This was the first break
25 years ago today (10/3/00), The Cars’ co-lead-singer and bass player Benjamin Orr died of cancer at home in Atlanta at the age of 53. Orr sang lead vocals on
When ranking Iron Maiden albums from worst to best, you’ll more likely than not find the two ’90s albums that Blaze Bayley sang lead vocals on as the worst (The
40 years ago today (September 30, 1985), Tom Waits released Rain Dogs, his ninth studio album and one often referred to as his strongest. It’s the second installment in what fans
45 years ago today (September 29, 1980), Kurtis Blow released his self-titled debut album, a pioneering work in hip-hop. The debut holds an important place in hip-hop history as one of
