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J. Cole – “Cole World: The Sideline Story”

GENRE: Hip-HopLABEL: Roc NationRELEASED: 2011 7.7 By 2011, J. Cole had already built a formidable reputation through a string of

GENRE: Post-PunkLABEL: MatadorRELEASED: 2002 8.4 Emerging from the early 2000s New York scene, Interpol carved out a distinct identity with

GENRE: Post-HardcoreLABEL: VictoryRELEASED: 2004 6.1 At the height of the mid-2000s emo boom, Hawthorne Heights released The Silence in Black

GENRE: Indie PopLABEL: InterscopeRELEASED: 2024 7.9 With The Secret of Us, Gracie Abrams refines the diaristic intimacy that has defined

GENRE: Alternative RockLABEL: CapitolRELEASED: 1997 8.3 What began as a cathartic solo project for Dave Grohl in the aftermath of

GENRE: Indie RockLABEL: DreamWorksRELEASED: 1998 9.6 By the late ’90s, Elliott Smith had already built a devoted following through the

GENRE: HouseLABEL: VirginRELEASED: 2001 9.2 By the time Discovery arrived in 2001, Daft Punk had already established themselves as leaders

GENRE: Rap RockLABEL: ColumbiaRELEASED: 1999 4.8 Arriving at the peak of the late ’90s rap-rock explosion, The Gift of Game

GENRE: AmericanaLABEL: ConcordRELEASED: 2023 6.9 For more than a decade, Bethany Cosentino built her reputation on the hazy, sun-bleached immediacy

GENRE: R&BLABEL: BlackgroundRELEASED: 2001 8.6 By the time Aaliyah began work on her self-titled third album, she was already transitioning