This week’s review is a concept album: “The Dark Side of the Moon,” the eighth studio album from British progressive rock band Pink Floyd.
Is the album as good as “Thriller” or other popular Michael Jackson works? Read on in this week’s Retro Rewind to find out.
One of the most rebellious bands of the hard-rocking 1980s, Guns N’ Roses, jolted out of the gate when they released their Album “Appetite for Destruction.”
With what is currently happening in the world right now, I feel that everyone should listen to “What’s Going On” to see humanity’s issues tackled.
American singer Stefani Germanotta, known in the music world as Lady Gaga, released her sixth studio album “Chromatica” on May 15.
English singer-songwriter Charlotte Aitchison, aka Charli XCX, released her fourth studio album “How I’m Feeling Now” on May 15.
When someone thinks about influential rock acts from the 1990s, one album stands above all others. That album, released May 21, 1997, is “OK Computer.”
The Beatles are one of the most influential rock bands of all time. They were one of the first boy bands, a term used with bands like One Direction and BTS.
Fleetwood Mac has had a string of hit singles throughout the years, many written by band members Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, and Christine McVie.
Fiona Apple released her fifth studio album, “Fetch the Bolt Cutters,” to widespread acclaim, with many reviewers declaring it her best work yet.