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Explosive, swaggering, and unapologetically loud, 1998's "Powertrip" catapulted Monster Magnet to international acclaim. Fueled by massive riffs and rebellious attitude, it includes the breakout hit "Space Lord" and a barrage of desert-fueled anthems. Thi

Originally released in 2005, "Silent Alarm" marked a bold debut from Bloc Party and quickly became a landmark album of 2000s British indie rock. From "Helicopter" to "Banquet" to "This Modern Love", "Silent Alarm" helped define the sound of the 2000s and

From the opening static surge of 'Sine Wave' to the majestic closer 'Secret Pint,' Rock Action is Mogwai at its best. For this 2001 album, the Scottish post-rock band reigns in much of the bombast of earlier recordings, opting for melody and texture over

The Hawk Is Howling is the band's sixth studio album was recorded from late 2007 until early 2008, and was released in September 2008. It was the first Mogwai album not to feature vocals, and was also the first to be self-produced by the band; the album w

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' New Live Album Live God on 2LP: Includes Performances of the 2024 Album Wild God, as Well as Catalog Favorites.
Live God is a stunning testament to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' Wild God World Tour 2024/2025. Across 15 tracks, the

"The Hives Forever, Forever The Hives" is The Hives' 7th studio LP, a razor-sharp culmination of their rupturing, signature "powder-keg" (The New York Times) rock 'n' roll energy that initially captured the zeitgeist during the garage rock revival in the

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds return with new album, ‘Wild God’.

“I hope the album has the effect on listeners that it’s had on me,” Cave says. “It bursts out of the speaker, and I get swept up with it. It’s a complicated record, but it’s also deeply and j

Nation of Language have attracted an increasing, international audience with their danceable and impassioned takes on new wave and post-punk traditions. Their hopeful music-marked by soaring melodies, blinking synth lines, and frontman Ian Devaney's tower

What should have been an amped-up consolidation of the group’s considerable strengths, coming off the blazingly brilliant Front by Front album, instead was a sometimes successful but sometimes repetitive effort. As a major label debut, Tyranny (For You) s