Bon Iver's Cold, Heartbroken "For Emma, Forever Ago" Still Rings Powerfully
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Even ten years later, Bon Iver's For Emma, Forever Ago rings as sadly and powerfully as ever.
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Take A Trip Back To 2005 With The All-American Rejects' "Move Along"
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Get ready for the memories of the mid-2000s to come flooding back as we revisit The All-American Rejects classic Move Along.
Read MoreDepeche Mode Carved Their Own Legacy Out In "Violator"
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Depeche Mode's classic Violator was more than just a pop success - it carved out a sound that would lead the future of electronic and rock forever.
Read MoreBrockhampton Set Their Sights High With First "Saturation" Album
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Brockhampton's debut Saturation effort wasn't quite the most creative, but it certainly set them up for greatness while separating them from the norm.
Read MoreThe Cranberries Turned Their Struggles To Art In "No Need To Argue"
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In the wake of Dolores O'Riordan's passing, we look at how her voice and The Cranberries brought hope to an entire country in 1994's No Need To Argue.
Read MoreRemembering David Bowie With His Experimental, Anthemic "Heroes"
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Two years after his death, the artistry of David Bowie is still unquestionably one of music's most powerful legacies, and he showed us why in 1977's "Heroes".
Read MoreKendrick Lamar Began Hitting Hard In "Section.80"
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Kendrick Lamar began finding his voice on his debut record, Section.80.
Read MoreNeutral Milk Hotel Gave Indie Music A New Voice In "In The Aeroplane Over The Sea"
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Neutral Milk Hotel's powerful, vulnerable lyrics in In The Aeroplane Over The Sea set a precedent for the future of music.
Read MoreEagles Captured The Sound Of An Era In "Hotel California"
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Eagles' Hotel California is more than just it's title track; it's the essence of the 70s.
Read MoreTegan and Sara Sang Of All Their Romantic Woes In "The Con"
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Tegan and Sara's The Con is an important album for music: it proves that you never have to suffer alone.
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