Paul Simon Captured Future Hope In "Graceland"
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Paul Simon perfectly captured the mood of the 80s while describing his inner desire to move forward in the classic Graceland.
Read MoreNostalghia Combined Dark Industrial With Pop In "Chrysalis"
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Nostalghia found the perfect blend of heavy industrial and poppy elements in her 2014 debut Chrysalis.
Read MoreJulien-K Brought Together Industrial and Alternative In Their Debut "Death To Analog"
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Julien-K challenged the quickly changing arena of alternative rock with their industrial blend with their 2008 debut Death To Analog.
Read MoreMurder By Death Told A Ghastly Tale In "Who Will Survive, and What Will Be Left Of Them?"
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Murder By Death told a unique and creepy tale in their 2003 effort, Who Will Survive, and What Will Be Left?
Read MoreA. Armada Goes On A Journey In "Anam Cara"
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A. Armada showed how progressive rock isn’t always rooted in long passages and drawn out tracks in their 2008 record Anam Cara.
Read MoreNina Kinert Delivered Enchanting Pop In 2010's "Red Leader Dream"
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Nina Kinert helped build a new sound for pop in her 2010 record Red Leader Dream.
Read MoreKorn Went Beyond The Typical Nu-Metal Anger In "Korn"
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Korn brought a different kind of rage to the angst ridden nu-metal genre with their 1994 debut Korn.
Read MorePolaris Hit No Shortcomings In "The Mortal Coil"
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Polaris showed their potential on their 2017 debut The Mortal Coil.
Read MoreThe Mars Volta's "Frances The Mute" Shows The Best Of Progressive Rock
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The Mars Volta showcase the true beauty of progressive rock in their epic story Frances The Mute.
Read MoreElliott Smith Captured His View Of The World In The Tragic "Either/Or"
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Elliott Smith channeled pain and memories in his genre-changing yet simple third record Either/Or.
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