On the Beach is often hailed as Neil Young’s most enigmatic, introspective and emotionally resonant work. Released in the wake of a tumultuous period in his life, the album emerged as a stark contrast to the polished folk-rock of Harvest and the commercially successful material that had defined much of his earlier career.

Featured songs:

Walk On
See The Sky About To Rain
Revolution Blues
For The Turnstiles
On The Beach
Ambulance Blues

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Kanye West’s Yeezus is an album that defies convention, pushing the boundaries of genre, lyricism and sound. Released in 2013, it marked a radical departure from the lush, maximalist production of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy and the soul-sampling warmth of 2004’s The College Dropout. Instead, Yeezus embraces harsh, industrial beats, minimalist aesthetics,and abrasive, confrontational themes. It’s polarising, intentionally provocative and raw in a way that no other Kanye West album had been before or has been since.

Featured songs:

On Sight
Blood On The Leaves
Black Skinhead
I Am A God
New Slaves
Hold My Liquor

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Released in 1987, Sign O’ The Times came at a pivotal moment in Prince's career, following the dissolution of his band, The Revolution, and several ambitious, unrealised projects. Despite the turbulence, Prince created a record that effortlessly spans genres — blending funk, rock, R&B, pop, and experimental sounds — while addressing personal, political, and spiritual themes with a fearless honesty.

Featured songs:

Sign O' The Times
Starfish And Coffee
The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker
If I Was Your Girlfriend
U Got The Look
Adore

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