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The Stranglers' ninth studio album reached No. 16 in the UK, below the chart peaks of its predecessors, but produced one of the band's most enduring songs. Released in October 1986, Dreamtime also carried a title drawn from Indigenous Australian cultural traditions.

Steve Vai's Fire Garden marked 30 years with a two-phase concept that brought together his instrumental guitar work, songwriting and vocals.

Forty years after Europe released The Final Countdown, the album that transformed the Swedish hard rock act into an international force remains one of the defining rock records of the 1980s and the source of one of popular music's most recognisable opening riffs.

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.

Two decades after its release, Live's album Songs From Black Mountain marks a key moment in the band's catalogue, bridging their commercial peak years and the eventual end of the original lineup led by Ed Kowalczyk.

Madison Beer has entered a defining new chapter with the release of her third studio album Locket, arriving alongside the official video for the new single Bad Enough. Issued through Epic Records, the album positions Beer firmly in the upper tier of contemporary pop, reflecting both artistic growth and the commercial momentum she has built steadily over the past decade.

Michigan-born rapper, singer, streamer, and entrepreneur DDG has capped off a career-defining year with the release of his new album moo, out now through Epic Records. The 14-track set arrives on DDG's 28th birthday, October 10, closing out a massive 2025 that has seen the platinum-selling artist cement his reputation as one of the most forward-thinking figures in modern hip hop.