Album of the Month

In October we celebrate an album which brought grunge to the mainstream and paved the way for years to come: Sonic Youth's iconic 'Daydream Nation'.

“The only place left for rock to go is toward more girl stars. There's nothing left for men to do. There's bound to be more male stars, but they can't express anything new.” - Debbie Harry

Influencing fashion, music and more, Blondie's influence can still be heard today.

"Jane's took that classic rock ‘n' roll and metal that Dave and Steve were into and mixed it with Velvet Underground, Iggy and Bowie. We had such an extensive vocabulary to draw from... It was like a science experiment." - Perry Farrell

“When you’re in Iceland, you’re just so isolated. But it was a really good time to grow up and play in a band. The only thing you did was just play with your friends and have fun. If you do that and are honest, then probably good things come to you.”

In June we celebrate one of the indisputable masterpieces of hip hop's golden era. Public Enemy's 'It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back' is our Album of the Month.

A modern classic that defined early 21st century New York City.

A defining crossover moment for Jamaican music and The Wailers and in particular Bob Marley's rise to global stardom.

A sparse, emotive and heartfelt masterpiece from one of the great lyricists in popular music.