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Clocking in at about 26 minutes, the acclaimed L.A. based crew's debut EP is a charging whirlwind of energy, channeled expertly by all six members of the group.
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Duran Duran’s ninth studio LP is emblematic of the band’s most arcane era and their continued pop pilgrimage toward the pulse of the now.
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Murphy’s second studio affair captures one of pop music’s best-kept, not-so-secret artists unashamedly descending into a sensuality that mixes glitter, pop, disco and even loneliness.
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Sting’s second solo LP remains an ever-enjoyable listen that places you in a reflective mood and allows you space to crawl inside the music.
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As a collection of songs, Prince’s fourteenth studio album isn’t as cohesive as its predecessor (‘Diamonds and Pearls’), but it is more musically adventurous.
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On ‘In Rainbows,’ the band masterfully plays with a warmer, brighter palette, while returning to a more traditional and organic rock sound.
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Emblematic of Lopez making the most innovative music of her career in the mid to late 2000s, her sixth studio LP is solid, with no filler to be found.
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Cash’s inaugural studio LP went on to spawn four hit singles in " I Walk the Line," "So Doggone Lonesome," "Cry! Cry! Cry!" and "Folsom Prison Blues."
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The story of hip-hop is not complete without a sizable chapter dedicated to the one-and-only Mad Scientist, Large Professor.
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