Category: SAY IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY

10 years ago today, Liars released Sisterworld. Proud evolution. Read our feature: Liars: No Scrubs

10 years ago today, Ted Leo And The Pharmacists released The Brutalist Bricks. Counting down the hours. Read our MAGNET

50 years ago today, Black Sabbath made its live debut at the Roundhouse in London. Scorched Earth. Read our Hidden

10 years ago today, Broken Bells released its self-titled debut album. Before the disco. Read our Broken Bells live review

15 years ago today, Sam Prekop released Who's Your New Professor. Something grand. Read our feature: Sam Prekop: The Exhibitionist

55 years ago today, the Beach Boys released The Beach Boys Today!. Brian grows up to be a man. Read

55 years ago today, Bob Dylan released “Subterranean Homesick Blues,” his first top-40 single. Get born, keep warm. Read our

15 years ago today, Idlewild released Warnings/Promises. Welcome home. Read our Idlewild Fact Sheet: Idlewild: Fact Sheet

15 years ago today, Kaiser Chiefs released debut album Employment. New sneakers and a fresh pack of smokes.

40 years ago today, Stiff Little Fingers released Nobody's Heroes. Fly the flag. Read our live review from last year:

45 years ago today, David Bowie released Young Americans. Fake plastic soul, Philly style. Read our review of the excellent

40 years ago today, the Psychedelic Furs released their self-titled debut album. Fly to the moon.

50 years ago today, Charles Manson released Lie: The Love And Terror Cult. Murder ballads.

20 years ago today, Eric Clapton became the first—and, to this day, only—musician to be inducted to the Rock ’N’