Roll On

Released on 30 October 2006, Bring Me The Horizon's debut album captured a young British band at its most uncompromising, laying the groundwork for a career that would eventually take it far beyond deathcore. Twenty years later, the original record remains a defining document of the band's early years, even as its 2026 re-recording revisits material the group once left behind.

John Legend's platinum-certified second album debuted at number three on the Billboard 200 and delivered the Grammy-winning single "Heaven", extending the success of his breakthrough debut Get Lifted.

Released after the extraordinary expectations surrounding their debut and the John Paul Jones-produced second album, *Smoke & Mirrors* marked a deliberate reset for the New Zealand band.

Twenty years after Jet released their second album, Shine On remains defined by the deeply personal song Nic Cester wrote after his father's death, a track the band recorded in a single take.

Elton John and Bernie Taupin's second autobiographical album followed three decades of extraordinary success, personal change and musical history.

Scissor Sisters’ second album Ta-Dah reaches its 20th anniversary on September 15, 2026, marking two decades since the New York group followed its breakthrough debut with an album that produced the international hit I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’.

Mastodon's third album marked the Atlanta band's major label debut, expanded its progressive metal vocabulary and introduced a cast of unexpected collaborators.