Harvey has shown vulnerability on her previous recordings, but on her fifth studio affair, there's a beauty and joy that radiates throughout the entire album.

Harvey has shown vulnerability on her previous recordings, but on her fifth studio affair, there's a beauty and joy that radiates throughout the entire album.

Harvey has shown vulnerability on her previous recordings, but on her fifth studio affair, there's a beauty and joy that radiates throughout the entire album.

The unique thing about the group’s fourth album is that it is a departure from their regular sound, yet somehow it is still unmistakably a Talking Heads record from beginning to end.

Even though it spans only eight tracks and clocks in at a little over a half-hour, listening to Prince’s third studio affair remains a half-hour very well spent.

‘Hotter Than July’ showcases Stevie Wonder doing what he does best: making you dance, making you think, and making you feel.

A history lesson disguised as a Chicano/Tex-Mex/Latin jazz concept album, Cooder’s twelfth studio affair was, at the time, his most ambitious project since 1997’s ‘Buena Vista Social Club.’

The band’s raw and innovative second studio album is a captivating blend of genres, with a gritty, hard-hitting sound that is both energetic and experimental.

‘Boys And Girls’ is definitely not a continuation of Roxy Music’s final LP ‘Avalon,’ but a sweeping seductive work of art that is sophisticated but not pandering to a more commercial audience.

Despite the group heading for an inevitable split, the LP features some of their most iconic songs, reflecting themes of hope, loss, and redemption.

The album’s blending of new wave, reggae and pop yielded tremendous results and set the tone for what is arguably the most brilliant and creative stretch of Jones’ music career.

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Recorded during a period that Bowie called “the darkest days of my life,” his tenth studio affair nevertheless found him achieving—or at least fast approaching­—the peak of his artistic powers.

‘Reckoning’ marked the beginning of the end of an era during which R.E.M. were still “our band” and we didn’t have to share them with the rest of the universe.

As the old saying goes, "you only get one chance to make a first impression," and the Pretenders certainly made the most of their opportunity with their debut album.

‘Reckoning’ marked the beginning of the end of an era during which R.E.M. were still “our band” and we didn’t have to share them with the rest of the universe.

The word “masterpiece” gets thrown around a lot when speaking of The Clash’s third studio album, but there's so much more to it than that.