Sonic Youth - Murray Street
One of the best from one of the best and some of their warmest and most accessible moments too.
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Ata Kak - Obaa Sima
This Sunday is all about Obaa Sima, one of the most characterful and idiosyncratic albums that we’ve ever heard.
Minutemen - Double Nickels On The Dime
A double album of startling variety and dazzling genre-spanning scope from the Southern California hardcore scene. You ain’t heard nothing like it.
Stezo - Crazy Noise
A vibrant album of bubbling hip-hop, from an unsung talent who vitally contributed to the progression of the golden ages.
Roy Ayers Ubiquity - Everybody Loves The Sunshine
Not only does everybody know the sunshine, they sure love the sunshine; It’s a high point on an album of high points.
Grateful Dead - Workingman’s Dead
A back-to-basics album that still stands as one of the Grateful Dead’s most enduring achievements and a cultural touchstone of the 1970s.
The Raincoats – The Raincoats
If anyone is ever up for a ‘best ever self-titled debut LP’ conversation, then The Raincoats have to be in it…
Toots & the Maytals - Funky Kingston
This Sunday felt like one where we could all do with a little pick me up, so we turned to Toots and one of the most spiritually uplifting albums we...
Bobby Hutcherson - Total Eclipse
Full of slow-burning emotional arcs against dazzling speed and dexterity, 1969’s Total Eclipse is cosmic stuff.
Chico Hamilton - The Dealer
If Chico Hamilton pulling back on a cigarette and giving the middle-distance the side-eye doesn’t make you wanna listen to The Dealer… We can’t help you.
Funkadelic – Maggot Brain
Released in the mid-summer of 1971, Maggot Brain was the third album from George Clinton’s Funkadelic, a psychedelic opus of supreme magnificence.
