'Ghost in the Machine' to The Police was what 'The White Album' was to The Beatles, as the band members were moving in three different directions musically.

Mariah Carey’s compilation album ‘The Rarities’ was originally released on October 2, 2020.

On her eleventh LP, Jackson reclaims the narrative, proving that her artistry is not defined by industry cycles or cultural dismissal, but rather by an unbreakable commitment to truth, creativity and ...

The band’s second LP is not about running away, it’s not about staying home, it’s not about finding a new way forward. It’s dedicated to the feeling of wanting it all to be better.

With 2020 approaching its conclusion, the time has arrived to revisit and celebrate the plentiful past year in new music.

A must-listen for fans of post-punk and new wave, The Police’s second studio affair defined the band’s ability to cross genres with ease while maintaining a distinctive identity.

To truly immerse yourself within Thom Yorke & crew’s fourth studio adventure, plug in and tune out the distractions of the outside world, as it pushes you further into the inner sounds.

Oasis’ second studio album ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?)’ was originally released on October 2, 1995.

Melanie C’s eponymous eighth studio album ‘Melanie C’ was originally released on October 2, 2020.

Matchbox Twenty’s debut album ‘Yourself or Someone Like You’ was originally released on October 1, 1996.

Whether a triumph or missed opportunity or both, Ras Kass’ debut album deserves both celebration and scrutiny, with his great lyrical performance overall being something all can agree on.

Khan’s fifth solo studio affair was the product of a state American culture was in at the time, commercially super-charged, devastatingly of-the-moment.

At this point in King’s career, some 40 years after his first hit record, it was less about innovation and more about the quality of the sublime skills that he possessed.

Although the sources of inspiration behind PE’s fourth LP may be historical footnotes now, the messages the group delivered remain relevant 35 years later.

Shawn Colvin’s fourth studio album ‘A Few Small Repairs’ was originally released on October 1, 1996.

Fountains of Wayne’s eponymous debut album ‘Fountains of Wayne’ was originally released on October 1, 1996.