Category: SAY IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY

30 years ago today, the Sugarcubes released Here Today, Tomorrow Next Week!. Life’s not as good. Speaking of Björk, read

40 years ago today, Buzzcocks released Singles Going Steady. Bachelor party. Read our review of another great early-years Buzzcocks collection:

40 years ago today, Gang Of Four released debut album Entertainment!. That essence rare. Read Andy Gill in MAGNET on

35 years ago today, David Bowie released Tonight. Pop goes the world. Read about the Bowie music that came before

10 years ago today, Monsters Of Folk released their self-titled debut. Men named truth. Grab a great mp3 from the

50 years ago today, the Band released its self-titled sophomore album. It's a time we remember, oh so well. Read

10 years ago today, the Twilight Sad released Forget The Night Ahead. Not made to disappear. Read our Twilight Sad

15 years ago today, Autolux released debut album Future Perfect. Angry candy. Read our feature: Autolux: Time May Change Me

20 years ago today, Mark Lanegan released I'll Take Care Of You. Undercover. Read our classic Lanegan feature: Mark Lanegan:

40 years ago today, Cheap Trick released Dream Police. No heaven tonight. Read our overview of ‘70s power pop featuring

15 years ago today, Green Day released American Idiot. The dawning of the rest of your lives. Read the San

20 years ago today, Nine Inch Nails released The Fragile. Survivalism. Read our live review of NIN from last year:

20 years ago today, Stereolab released Cobra And Phases Group Play Voltage In The Milky Night. Blips, drips and strips.

25 years ago today, Supergrass released its self-titled third album. Still pumping on our stereo.