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Fans who discovered Incubus and their album Make Yourself through their massive radio hit "Drive" may be surprised that the band released a follow-up album so quickly.
Spiritchaser, Dead Can Dance's seventh album, was released in 1996 and was the final studio album the band released with 4AD (it was to be another 16 years until they reconvened to make their eighth, Anastasis).
Armenian-American oud virtuoso John Berberian infuses Western rock and jazz sounds with Eastern tonalities and instrumentation. A true marriage of Western and (Middle) Eastern music with a fuzzed-out psychedelic edge.
Where the Butterflies Go in the Rain is the third studio album from the enchanting songstress, Raveena. Blending powerful storytelling with early 2000s pop.
Made in the wake of the end of a long relationship, it’s an intimate, after-dark record that exudes the toughness and femininity of Janet Jackson circa Control and Annie Lennox on DIVA, exerts the classic songwriting of Kate Bush.
Digitally remastered edition of this 1985 album from the legendary British quartet. With their second proper album Meat Is Murder, The Smiths began to branch out and diversify, while refining the jangling guitar pop of their debut.
Dive into the psychedelic depths with Cetacean Sensation by Sun Araw—a vinyl experience that’s like floating through an underwater disco hosted by dolphins with a taste for funky beats.