Originating at Charterhouse School, one of England’s most prestigious public schools, Genesis recorded their first album as teenagers in 1968. They … Continue Reading Genesis Albums: Ranked from Worst to Best
Formed in 1981, London’s Talk Talk enjoyed an unusual career trajectory. They started their record career as a passable synth-pop … Continue Reading Talk Talk Albums: Ranked from Worst to Best
Neil Finn grew up in the provincial town of Te Awamutu, New Zealand, and joined his brother Tim in art-rock … Continue Reading Crowded House Albums: Ranked from Worst to Best
Florida rock and roller Tom Petty distinguished himself with a lovable stream of self-deprecating hits. He emerged with a 1976 … Continue Reading Tom Petty Albums: Ranked from Worst to Best
The Jam were huge in the UK during the punk era, scoring four top ten albums and four number one … Continue Reading The Jam: Albums Ranked from Worst to Best
The two figures at the centre of 1980s English indie-rock band The Smiths were an unlikely pairing. Vocalist Morrissey was … Continue Reading The Smiths: Albums Ranked from Worst to Best
Kate Bush exploded into popular music with her first single, 1978’s ‘Wuthering Heights’. She became the first artist to have … Continue Reading Kate Bush Albums: Ranked from Worst to Best
One glance at Mark Knopfler’s bandana will tell you that Dire Straits have never been a fashionable band. Emerging in … Continue Reading Dire Straits Albums: Ranked from Worst to Best
Stewart Copeland, Sting, and Andy Summers were all veteran musicians when they formed The Police in London in 1977. Copeland … Continue Reading The Police: Albums Ranked from Worst to Best
Singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega emerged in the mid-1980s after serving an apprenticeship in folk music in New York’s Greenwich Village. Her … Continue Reading Suzanne Vega Albums: Ranked from Worst to Best
Ariana Grande pivoted to a music career after four seasons on Nickelodeon teen comedy Victorious. She released her debut, Yours … Continue Reading Ariana Grande Albums: Ranked from Worst to Best
The Red House Painters took their name from a Tennessee painting crew named The International League Of Revolutionary House Painters. … Continue Reading Red House Painters Albums: Ranked from Worst to Best
English art-rock band Roxy Music were formed by vocalist Bryan Ferry and bassist Graham Simpson in 1970. They recruited saxophone … Continue Reading Roxy Music Albums: Ranked from Worst to Best
Led Zeppelin are the archetypal hard rock band. They streamlined the sound of 1960s rock bands like Cream and The … Continue Reading Led Zeppelin Albums: Ranked from Worst to Best
The Decemberists rode the wave of early 21st century Indie to success, attracting attention with their predilection for historic epics … Continue Reading The Decemberists Albums: Ranked from Worst to Best
Bob Dylan needs no introduction – he’s one of the key figures in rock music. He helped to define the … Continue Reading Bob Dylan’s Best Albums of the 1960s: Ranked
