6th Avenue Heartache

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.

Three decades on, The Cure revisit a bold, uneven and ambitious record that reshaped their trajectory and tested their audience

Three decades on, Backstreet Boys' self-titled debut album remains a defining blueprint for global pop success, launching the group from European chart contenders to worldwide phenomenon

Thirty years on, Ash remain tied to the impact of 1977, a debut album that captured teenage ambition and reshaped the mid-90s guitar landscape

Thirty years after its release, Dave Matthews Band's Crash remains a commercial and cultural milestone for Dave Matthews Band, shaping the sound of late-90s alternative rock while becoming the group's biggest-selling record.

Three decades on, The Cranberries' third album captures a band at global peak, navigating grief, pressure and political urgency while expanding their sonic reach

Thirty years after its release, Rage Against The Machine's Evil Empire remains a defining political rock record, debuting at No.1 in the United States and reshaping the rap-metal conversation in the mid-1990s.