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Fatboy Slim's debut album Better Living Through Chemistry reaches its 30th anniversary on 16 September 2026, marking three decades since Norman Cook established the Fatboy Slim name with a record that helped define the emerging big beat sound.

John Mellencamp's 1996 album Mr. Happy Go Lucky marked a significant creative turn following his 1994 heart attack, combining roots rock with programmed rhythms and gospel, blues and folk influences.

Suede's third album, Coming Up, celebrates its 30th anniversary on September 3, marking the record that reset the band's direction and became its biggest commercial success of the 1990s.

Aaliyah's second album, One In A Million, reached its 30th anniversary earlier this month, marking three decades since the record transformed her artistic direction and helped define a new generation of R&B production.

Eels' 1996 debut established Mark Oliver Everett's band with a distinctive blend of pop, melancholy and outsider storytelling.

Thirty years after its release, Sublime's self titled third album remains one of alternative music's most enduring records, transforming a California underground band into a global phenomenon only after the death of frontman Bradley Nowell.

Thirty years on from its original release, George Michael's Older is being reassessed as a pivotal mid-career statement, arriving after a prolonged legal dispute and delivering a run of UK chart records that reshaped his commercial standing in the 1990s.