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Come 1999 and the turn of the millennium, Underworld were untouchable. Following two sterling albums and the blockbuster international success of “Born Slippy,” Karl Hyde...

Infused with a soulful, revivalist fervor apropos for the son of a Seventh-day Adventist preacher man (and preacher woman), Frederick “Toots” Hibbert’s vocals are a...

Where the hell are you meant to go after White Light/White Heat? Released in early 1968, The Velvet Underground’s second album was a pointedly harsh,...

In the pre-internet scheme of things, a debut album traditionally built a band’s reputation through critical acclaim and led to commercial success a little further...

Released on March 1, 1974, the debut Rush album set the Canadian three-piece off on one of rock music’s most long-lasting and successful recording careers....

When Robert Palmer released his fourth album Double Fun on March 1, 1978, his status in his native Britain was a contradiction. A growing critical...